To solve this vocabulary matching exercise, we need to match each vocabulary word from the left column with its correct definition from the right column. Let's go through each word and find its corresponding definition:
Vocabulary Words:
1.
compacted
2.
excavated
3.
preposterous
4.
enviously
5.
accomplish
6.
upholstery
7.
scowled
8.
aimlessly
9.
sifted
10.
fossil
Definitions:
a. the remains of an animal or plant that lived long ago
b. the cloth that covers a couch, chair, or other furniture
c. a feeling of wanting what someone else has
d. to have gone through something carefully in order to find an object
e. very foolish or silly
f. closely and firmly joined together
g. not having a goal or purpose
h. to dig out and remove dirt or soil
i. to succeed in doing something
j. frowned angrily
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Matching Solution:
1.
compacted →
f. closely and firmly joined together
- "Compacted" means tightly packed or pressed together.
2.
excavated →
h. to dig out and remove dirt or soil
- "Excavated" refers to digging out or removing earth or soil.
3.
preposterous →
e. very foolish or silly
- "Preposterous" describes something that is absurd or ridiculous.
4.
enviously →
c. a feeling of wanting what someone else has
- "Enviously" relates to envy, which is the desire for something someone else possesses.
5.
accomplish →
i. to succeed in doing something
- "Accomplish" means to achieve or complete a task successfully.
6.
upholstery →
b. the cloth that covers a couch, chair, or other furniture
- "Upholstery" refers to the fabric used to cover furniture.
7.
scowled →
j. frowned angrily
- "Scowled" means to frown in anger or displeasure.
8.
aimlessly →
g. not having a goal or purpose
- "Aimlessly" describes actions without a clear purpose or direction.
9.
sifted →
d. to have gone through something carefully in order to find an object
- "Sifted" means to examine something carefully, often to find specific items.
10.
fossil →
a. the remains of an animal or plant that lived long ago
- "Fossil" refers to preserved remains of ancient organisms.
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Final Answer:
1. compacted → f
2. excavated → h
3. preposterous → e
4. enviously → c
5. accomplish → i
6. upholstery → b
7. scowled → j
8. aimlessly → g
9. sifted → d
10. fossil → a
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{f, h, e, c, i, b, j, g, d, a}
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