Imagine his (plight,ingratitude) penniless unemployed and with a large family to support
ingratitude?
After so many years of (strife strand) in business,politics, and the family he wants only to retire to the peace and quiet of his ranch
strife?
I knew that she was wrapped up in herself but I never dreamed that even she could be guilty of such (revocation ingratitude)
revocation?
Two of the three are wrong.
The definition of "ingratitude" is "a lack of thankfulness". It would not make sense for someone in that scenario to have ingratitude. "Plight" means "a sorry condition or state", which makes a lot more sense in that question.
The third question refers to her being "wrapped up in herself", which would imply that she was ingratious. The correct answer for that one is "ingratitude".
The center question is correct as "strand" is a body of water, which doesn't fit the scenario.
To understand the meaning of the words "ingratitude," "strife," and "revocation," you can consult a dictionary or use an online dictionary. Here are some steps to help you find their definitions:
1. Open your preferred web browser.
2. Go to a search engine like Google.
3. Type "define ingratitude" in the search bar and press Enter.
4. Look for reliable sources such as dictionary websites, like Merriam-Webster or Oxford Dictionaries.
5. Click on the link that corresponds to the dictionary definition of "ingratitude."
6. Read the definition to understand the meaning of the word.
Repeat the same steps for the words "strife" and "revocation."