To solve this problem you need to determine which of these adjectives might be used to describe how a very sick girl might be lying in a hospital. The correct answer is "inert," which means motionless, not moving. Additionally, "salient" means most important, relevant; "adjacent" means next to; "apocryphal" means (of a story or fact) probably not true; "elusive" means hard to catch, hard to find.

If the farmers sold a lot of goods at the market then it could be described as a productive, valuable, beneficial and helpful day for the farmers. The correct answer is therefore "fruitful." Additionally, "arcane" means (of knowledge) privileged and ancient; "instantaneous" means happening instantly, happening right away; "torrid" means very hot or very difficult; "palatable" means tasty, able to be eaten and enjoyed.

To begin with "pithy" means concise, using few words but expressing a witty idea. So, the correct answer must mean something fairly similar to "pithy." The correct answer is "terse" which means brief, concise, to the point. Additionally, "current" means 'up-to-date', modern, contemporary; "durable" means tough and long lasting; "bleak" means hopeless; "customary" means traditional, what is considered polite and a custom within a social group.

Something that can be easily bent into shape is called "ductile." "Ductile" means pliable, flexible, able to be bent and shaped. Additionally, "marred" means ruined, spoiled; "chronic" means long-lasting, (of an illness) interminable and painful; "utter" means total, complete; "compatible" means able to fit together, able to work together, 'a good match'.

A seat belt would likely protect someone in the event of an accident and prevent them from getting hurt. So, the correct answer is "unscathed" which means unharmed, without suffering an injury. Additionally, "alien" means foreign and unfamiliar; "adequate" means good enough; "congested" means blocked up, not allowing things to pass through; "unbridled" means not controlled, not restrained, not held back.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for an adjective that means something like motionless, stationary, not moving. So, the correct answer is "stagnant." "Stagnant" means not moving, not growing, remaining in one place. Additionally, "sacrilegious" means offensive to religion, blasphemous; "ramshackle" means derelict, in poor condition, (of a building) falling down; "durable" means tough, reliable and long-lasting; "bleak" means hopeless and miserable, gloomy.

Based on the context of this sentence you know you are looking for an adjective that means something like prone to violence, inclined towards aggression. So, the correct answer is "militant" which means so passionate about a cause as to be prone to violence. Additionally, "customary" means what is considered polite and traditional; "indispensable" means essential, vital, needed, cannot be done without; "sheepish" means easily embarrassed, shy; "vain" means self-obsessed, in love with one's own appearance.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for an adjective that means something like profitable, money making. So, the correct answer is "lucrative." Something that is "lucrative" is very valuable and makes a lot of money. Additionally, "concise" means brief, terse, 'to the point'; "gleaming" means polished, shining; "antediluvian" means from an ancient time; "elaborate" means complicated, complex.

If the subjects of this sentence did not want to go outside it makes sense that the weather was not favorable. The correct answer is therefore "inclement" which means (of weather) severe. Examples of "inclement weather" are a rain storm, a blizzard, extreme cold etc. Additionally, "tenacious" means determined, persistent, dogged; "destitute" means very poor, without possessions or money; "inert" means stationary, motionless; "aghast" means shocked and horrified.

A situation in which a dog was able to stand up and speak would, of course, be completely amazing and astonishing. So, the correct answer here is "utter" which means total, complete, absolute. Additionally, "quaint" means cute, appealing, and old-fashioned; "fickle" means inconsistent, someone who is likely to change their mind, unreliable; "torrid" means either very hot or extremely difficult; "pompous" means arrogant and self-obsessed.