choices...curtail,devastate,digress,incentive,incorporate,indispensable,intermittent,rigor,squander,succumb

here is the sentences:
1,2:Duane feels he ____(e)d too many years in inactivity, so now he welcomes the _______s of an exercise program.
3,4. The company decided to ______the construction of its new pant until the architects could decide on how to ___an employee gym into the new building.
5,6 My aunt has only ____success in quitting smoking. Every few months she _____s to temptation, and then she has to quit all over again.
7,8. As Leo explained a failed business deal that had once_____(e)d him, he _____(e)d into the even more interesting tale of his romance with Molly, his business partner.
9,10. The infomercial offered free samples, ninety-day trails, and every other ______possible to get me to buy the "miracle medicine that would change my life." However, I found the sales pitch highly implausible". I simply could not believe that this product was ____to my well-being
• 1. incorporate
2.incentive
3.squander
4.curtail
5.rigor
6.succumb
7.devastate
8.digress
9.intermittent
10.indispensable

1. squander

2. right
3. curtail
4. incorporate
5. intermittent
6. succumbs

With so few correct answers, it seems like you are just putting down answers at random, so we will respond. Look up these words, so you can understand their meanings and use them more effectively.

Thanks for you your help.

wack, your answers are wrong

1,2: Duane feels he ____(e)d too many years in inactivity, so now he welcomes the _______s of an exercise program.

To determine the correct words to fill in the blanks, we can start by understanding the meanings of the words given in the options.

- curtail: to reduce or limit
- devastate: to destroy or ruin
- digress: to stray from the main topic
- incentive: something that motivates or encourages
- incorporate: to include or integrate
- indispensable: essential or necessary
- intermittent: occurring at irregular intervals
- rigor: strictness or severity
- squander: to waste or misuse
- succumb: to give in or yield

Looking at the options, we can eliminate curtail, devastate, digress, indispensable, intermittent, rigor, and squander as they don't fit the context.

The sentence suggests that Duane feels he has spent too many years being inactive and now he welcomes something related to an exercise program. The word that fits this context is "incentive" because an incentive is something that motivates or encourages. The word that can be used as a past tense verb form is "incorporated" because it means to include or integrate.

Therefore, the sentence should be:
1. Duane feels he incorporated too many years in inactivity, so now he welcomes the incentives of an exercise program.

3,4. The company decided to ______the construction of its new plant until the architects could decide on how to ____an employee gym into the new building.

To fill in the blanks, we will follow a similar process as before.

Looking at the options, we can eliminate curtail, devastate, indispensa

PsyDAG is right. You seem to be guessing.

Look up the words here and then THINK about meanings and parts of speech.

http://www.dictionary.com
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http://www.answers.com