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I'm going to skip some on my paper so I skipped some numbers.
14.After the heavy meal we felt so _____ that we just sat in the living room and watched whatever was on television
sluggish?
15. The impact of the head on collision was so severe that the drivers of both vehicles were killed ___
outright?
19. Because of the lawyer's long experience in legal matters, we left it to his ____ how to proceed with the case
optional?
20. Many people say that they become quite ____ when they look down from the top of a tall building
giddy?
19. is wrong. The others are right.
2.Our "truth in advertising" laws are designed to discourage manufacturers from ____ the virtues of their products
discretion?
Actually no discretion belongs in this sentence.
Because of the lawyer's long experience in legal matters we left it to his Discretion how to proceed with the case
Yes -- discretion is right, now.
To find the correct answers, we need to match the given definitions with the options provided.
14. After the heavy meal we felt so _____ that we just sat in the living room and watched whatever was on television.
Looking at the options and the given context, "sluggish" seems like the most appropriate word. Sluggish means lacking energy or moving slowly, which fits the situation after a heavy meal.
15. The impact of the head-on collision was so severe that the drivers of both vehicles were killed ___.
Based on the given context, "outright" seems to be the correct word. Outright means completely or entirely, indicating that the impact was severe enough to cause immediate fatalities.
19. Because of the lawyer's long experience in legal matters, we left it to his ____ how to proceed with the case.
Considering the lawyer's expertise and the decision-making authority implied in the sentence, the word "discretion" fits best. Discretion refers to the ability to make responsible decisions or choices.
20. Many people say that they become quite ____ when they look down from the top of a tall building.
Considering the feeling described in the sentence, "giddy" seems to be the appropriate word. Giddy means feeling light-headed or dizzy, often associated with heights or vertigo.
So, the answers to the questions are:
14. Sluggish
15. Outright
19. Discretion
20. Giddy