Week 15

Question 1

adverb; used to introduce an additional reason or argument; sentence from text: “~~~, consider the case of Lanna Hamann…”; example sentence: “The new policy will reduce costs. ~~~, it will improve efficiency.”

Answer 1

moreover

Question 2

adverb; as a result or conclusion of something; sentence from text: “No sensible person would allow a 10-year-old to drink a Red Bull, slurp a 30-ounce Big Gulp, or devour an entire bag of chocolate bars. ~~~, no one has proposed prohibiting the sale of all junk food to minors…”; example sentence: “She didn’t study for the test. ~~~, she failed it.”

Answer 2

consequently

Question 3

adverb; introduces an opposing point or idea; sentence from text: “~~~, cases of fatal caffeine toxicity in the U.S. are so rare…”; example sentence: “The restaurant was expensive. ~~~, the food was excellent.”

Answer 3

however

Question 4

noun; involvement, inferference; sentence from text: “Many critics of the proposed law change argue that there is already too much government ~~~ in people’s lives…”; example sentence: “Some people believe that excessive ~~~ by the government limits personal freedom.”

Answer 4

intervention

Question 5

noun; an event that serves as an example or guide; sentence from text: “When one considers health risks, financial implications, and legal ~~~…”; example sentence: “The court’s decision set an important ~~~ for future cases.”

Answer 5

precedent

Question 6

noun; an idea or plan that is suggested for discussion or action; sentence from text: “The process encourages us to think through ~~~s and fully examine an issue before we ink a new rule that will govern all of our lives.”; example sentence: “The committee rejected the ~~~ to increase school funding.”

Answer 6

proposal

Question 7

moreover

Answer 7

adverb; used to introduce an additional reason or argument; sentence from text: “~~~, consider the case of Lanna Hamann…”; example sentence: “The new policy will reduce costs. ~~~, it will improve efficiency.”

Question 8

consequently

Answer 8

adverb; as a result or conclusion of something; sentence from text: “No sensible person would allow a 10-year-old to drink a Red Bull, slurp a 30-ounce Big Gulp, or devour an entire bag of chocolate bars. ~~~, no one has proposed prohibiting the sale of all junk food to minors…”; example sentence: “She didn’t study for the test. ~~~, she failed it.”

Question 9

however

Answer 9

adverb; introduces an opposing point or idea; sentence from text: “~~~, cases of fatal caffeine toxicity in the U.S. are so rare…”; example sentence: “The restaurant was expensive. ~~~, the food was excellent.”

Question 10

intervention

Answer 10

noun; involvement, inferference; sentence from text: “Many critics of the proposed law change argue that there is already too much government ~~~ in people’s lives…”; example sentence: “Some people believe that excessive ~~~ by the government limits personal freedom.”

Question 11

precedent

Answer 11

noun; an event that serves as an example or guide; sentence from text: “When one considers health risks, financial implications, and legal ~~~…”; example sentence: “The court’s decision set an important ~~~ for future cases.”

Question 12

proposal

Answer 12

noun; an idea or plan that is suggested for discussion or action; sentence from text: “The process encourages us to think through ~~~s and fully examine an issue before we ink a new rule that will govern all of our lives.”; example sentence: “The committee rejected the ~~~ to increase school funding.”