Question

I need help for final check: chapter 16

Answer 1

Vocabulary final check:shoplifter

Answer 2

I try to post my answer to get it check but it won't let me

Answer 3

Some things can't be copied and pasted here.

Answer 4

Please help chapter 16,17,18,19, 20 final check.thanks

Answer 5

I was typing the whole question and my answers but it Won't let me send

Answer 6

I did it before Ms sue and you help me!

Answer 7

That's a lot of questions for this forum.

Choose four or five that you're really unsure of and type them here.

Answer 8

Valerie too a (1) feasible glance around her. When seemed that no one was watching, she stuffed a blue shirt into the bathroom of her purse and darted out of the women's department.

People steal without taking time to(2) contemplate the possible results. Then when they're caught, they loudly (3) gape innocence." As the guard began to phone the police, Valerie pleaded with the men,"Please don't press charges. Please.

Answer 9

This is the first time I've ever done anything like this, and I'll never do it again." The men laughed again." Your argument is (4) precedent." the man in street clothes said." It's everyone's first time. Our store has policy on shopfliters: I'ts mandatory for us to press charges, even if it's the first offense. We can't set a bad (5) feign by leeting a shoplifter go, as we (6)punitive (e)d such crimes."

Answer 10

1 feasible - no
2. contemplate - yes
3. gape - no
4. precedent - no
5. feign - no
6. punitive - no

I wonder about some of your typos -- especially the bathroom of her purse.

You need to check the definitions of these wrong answers.

Answer 11

That's right," said the guard. Shoplifting is all too prevalent in our store. This shirt costs only twenty dollars, but the twenties add up. Our (7)fiscal officer reported a loss of about $150,000 worth merchandise to shoplifters last year.So it simply isn't (8) condone to let you walk away.

Answer 12

Unfortunately, we have to no choice to take (9) punitive action. Soon Valerie was led to the police car. She covered her face as other shoppers stoped to (10) furtive at the lovely young woman, an unlikely-looking criminal.

Answer 13

7. fiscal - yes
8. condone - no
9. ?? proofread this sentence
10. furtive - no

Answer 14

1. condone 3.pathetic 4. Feign

Answer 15

5.feasible 6.precedent 7.fiscal 8.punitive 9.feasible 10.gape

Answer 16

Please check ms sue

Answer 17

   Valerie took a (1)______ glance around her.When it seemed that no one was watching, she stuffed a blue shirt into the bottom of her purse and darted out of the women's department. She walked slowly around the shoe department for a while and then left the store.
    " Stop! You! Stop!" shouted a guard, who seemed. Then another man in street clothes grabbed her purse and pulled out the shirt.
     " But .....but.....it's not mine. I don't know i how it got there," Valerie cried. The two men just looked at each other and laughed at the blatant lie. the guard said," That's what all shoplifters say. People steal without taking time to (2)_________ the possible results. Then when they're caught, they loudly (3)______innocence."
       As the guard began to phone the police, Valerie pleaded with the men, "Please don't press charges. Please. This is the first time I've even done anything like this, and I'll never do it again."
      The men laughed again." Your argument is (4)_________."the man in street clothes said. "Its everyone's first time. Our store has policy on shoplifters: It's mandatory for us to press charges, even if it's the first time. We can't set a bad (5)_______ by letting a shoplifter go, as if we (6)__________ (e)d such crimes."
       "That's right," said the guard. "Shoplifting is all too prevalent in our store. This shirt costs only twenty dollars, but the twenties add up. Our (7)________ officer reported a loss of about $150,000 worth of merchandise to shoplifters last year. So it simply isn't (8)____________ to let you walk away. Unfortunately, we have no choice but to take (9)____________action."
        Soon Valerie was led to the police car. She covered her face as the other shoppers stopped to (10)_________ at the lovely young woman, unlikely-looking criminal.

Answer 18

1. Faign
2. Contemplate
3.pathetic

Answer 19

4 feasible
5 gape
6 precedent
7fiscal

Answer 20

8.furtive
9 punitive
10 condone

Answer 21

Please check!😘

Answer 22

1. Faign - no
2. Contemplate - yes
3.pathetic - no
4 feasible - no
5 gape - no
6 precedent - no
7fiscal - yes
8.furtive - no
9 punitive - yes
10 condone -no

Why did you ask for help and then ignore what I told you?

I give up checking your wild guesses. You're on your own now.

Do not post these questions again.

Answer 23

I wasn't guessing.I did my best but it seems didn't work. English is not my first language that's why I'm asking help. but thank you anyway for help and complement!

Answer 24

ok
1.contemplate
7.fiscal
9.puntitive
and fore the other what is the answer

Answer 25

wow ms.sue the disrespect.

Answer 26

Valerie took a (1) furtive glance around her. When it seemed that no one was watching, she stuffed a blue shirt into the bottom of her purse and darted out of the women's department. She walked slowly around the shoe department for a while and then left the store.
"Stop! You stop?" shouted a guard, who seemed to appear from nowhere. Then another men in street clothes grabbed her purse and pulled out the shirt.
"But... but... it's not mine. I don't know how it got there," Valerie cried. The two men just looked at each other and laughed at the blatant lie. The guard said, "That's what all shoplifters say. People steal without taking time to (2) contemplate the possible results. Then when they're caught, they loudly (3) feign innocence".
As the guard began to phone the police, Valerie implored the men, "please don't press charges. Please. This is the first time I've ever done anything like this, and I'll never do it again."
The men laughed again. "Your argument is (4) pathetic," the men in street clothes sneered. "it's everyone's first time. Our store has a policy on shoplifters: It's mandatory for us to press charges, even if it's the first offense. We can't set a bad (5) precedent by letting a shoplifter go, as if we (6) condone (e)d such crimes."
"That's right," said the guard. "Shoplifting is all too prevalent in our store. This shirt costs twenty dollars, but the twenties add up. Our (7) fiscal officer reported a loss of about $150,000 worth of merchandise to shoplifters last year. So it simply isn't (8) feasible to let you walk away. Unfortunately, we have no choice but to take (9) punitive action."
Soon Valerie was led to the police car. She covered her face as other shoppers stopped to (10) gape at the lovely young woman, an unlikely-looking criminal.

words is
condone
feasible
precedent
contemplate
gape
punitive
feign
pathetic
furtive
fiscal

thank you