Consider how the target would in bold print is used in each sentence. Examine its context, analyzing for meaning and function.  1. Word or Phrase 2. Definition  Cindy was always brown-nosing the boss in hopes she would move up the ladder quickly.

Word Bank    Voracious Paradox Gesticulate Repudiated Eminent Drudgery  Jostle   Aspirants Acrimonious Technology Brash Disdain  Consternation Cajole Flagrant Tolerated Discern Pretext Affluent  Egregious Laudable Throng Ominous  Quell Steeped  Irate  Sordid Incongruous The owner was so _______________ he almost threw me out of the restaurant. 

The larynx is ____ to the  esophagus  

Which of the following best describes the combined effect of the Great Depression, World War II policies, and IRS tax decisions on U.S. health insurance?

Fill in the blanks with correct directional term:        1.  The spine is     to the heart.       2.  The liver  is   to the diaphragm

 A  _____  plane passes through the sternum, umbilicus, and pubis.      

The two major divisions of the ventral body cavity are the  

 A  _____  plane passes through the sternum, umbilicus, and pubis.      

While standing in the anatomical position,  

Harry Hess’s theory, known as seafloor spreading, proposed that new oceanic crust is continuously formed at mid-ocean ridges, spreading away from these ridges and eventually sinking into deep-sea trenches.