Question

Instructions
Complete the chart by dragging and dropping the correct meaning into the third column to match the term in each row and then write a sample sentence in the fourth column.
Definition Options ( 6 of 6 )
to present or cause something, especially a problem, danger, or difficultyto refuse to consider, accept, or acknowledgeto show and explain something with evidence or examplesthe act of watching over or directingto remove or reduce pain, stress, or difficultybeing unlike anything else; one of its kind
to present or cause something, especially a problem, danger, or difficulty
to refuse to consider, accept, or acknowledge
to show and explain something with evidence or examples
the act of watching over or directing
to remove or reduce pain, stress, or difficulty
being unlike anything else; one of its kind
Interactive Chart
Term
Form
Definition
Sample Sentence
demonstrate
verb
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pose
verb
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reject
verb
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relieve
verb
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supervision
noun
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unique
adjective
Select Answer

Answer 1

demonstrate (verb) — to show and explain something with evidence or examples
Sample sentence: The research demonstrates a clear link between exercise and improved mood.

pose (verb) — to present or cause something, especially a problem, danger, or difficulty
Sample sentence: The new regulation could pose difficulties for small businesses.

reject (verb) — to refuse to consider, accept, or acknowledge
Sample sentence: The panel rejected the proposal because it lacked supporting data.

relieve (verb) — to remove or reduce pain, stress, or difficulty
Sample sentence: A short walk in the park helped relieve her stress.

supervision (noun) — the act of watching over or directing
Sample sentence: Children must be kept under adult supervision at the playground.

unique (adjective) — being unlike anything else; one of its kind
Sample sentence: Each artist’s style is unique, so no two paintings look the same.