Drag each tile to the correct box. review this vocabulary table, paying close attention to the bolded words in context. then match those words with their definitions. you may use a dictionary or any other reference material if you do not know the meaning of a word based on the context alone. tiles surfeit folly reprove accost prattle recompense feigned peevish mollification pairs criticize or correct the mistakes of someone approach in a challenging or aggressive manner satisfy a desire pretended appeasement talk meaninglessly act of foolishness ill-tempered pay back which pairs with which?

Surfeit matches with satisfy a desire.

Folly matches with act of foolishness.

Reprove matches with criticize or correct the mistakes of someone.

Accost matches with approach in a challenging or aggressive manner.

Prattle matches with talk meaninglessly.

Recompense matches with pay back.

Feigned matches with pretended.

Peevish matches with ill-tempered.

Mollification matches with appeasement.

Surfeit - satisfy a desire. (a surfeit of food and drink. )

Folly - act of foolishness. (The idea was folly. )

Reprove - criticize or correct the mistake of someone. (The teacher reproved the student for not paying attention. )

Accost - approach in a challenging or aggressive manner. (They were accosted by a stranger. )

Prattle - talk meaninglessly. (His mom sked him to stop hi prattling. )

Recompense - pay back. (The company recompensed the customers for the damage caused by the delay. )

Feigned - pretended (He had feigned the injury. )

Peevish - ill-temperd. (The answer was a little peevish. )

Molification - appeasement. (His apology was a mollification. )

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explanation:

hello!

your answer is a. ethical, emotional, and rational.

in order for someone to believe what you say it has to be ethical (morally correct). it should appeal to their emotions, and it must be rationally approving.

also, the other answer is incorrect.

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