4 Written Questions

1. To hold or stick together; to fit together into an orderly, logical, and unified whole.
2. Overly self-satisfied; smug.
3. a. (n) A conclusion based on inadequate evidence; a guess. b. (v) To conclude from inadequate evidence; to guess.
4. To force someone to do something against his or her will by using undue pressure, threats, intimidation, or physical violence.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a. Capable of use with some other brand or model. b. Capable of living or getting along together.
   1. concise
   2. complacent
   3. condone
   4. compatible
2. Saying a lot in a few words.
   1. condone
   2. cohere
   3. concise
   4. coerce
3. a. To work together on some kind of joint project. (In this sense the tone of the word is neutral.) b. To cooperate with the enemy in some kind of treasonable activity (In this sense the tone of the word is definitely pejorative.)
   1. complacent
   2. condone
   3. collaborate
   4. compatible

3 True/False Questions

1. confrontation → A face-to-face encounter, usually (but not always) suggesting a hostile or defiant attitude.

   True        False

2. condone → Saying a lot in a few words.

   True        False

3. cogent → To hold or stick together; to fit together into an orderly, logical, and unified whole.

   True        False