1. Carry
   Tremble
2. Abandon
   Acquire

Tote can be short for tote bag or it can also mean to carry something. It sometimes refers to carrying something heavy or substantial.

1. Admire
   Prohibit
2. Hate
   Examine

The definition of detest is to dislike something intensely. Of the four words listed, the word admire is closest to the opposite meaning.

1. Insignificant
   Delicate
2. Illegal
   Meaningful

The word negligible means small or unimportant as to be not worth considering. Additional meanings can be of no account, of no consequence, of no importance, not worth bothering about.

1. Loudly
   Secretly
2. Rudely
   Silently

If we look at the sequence in the question, the example of scarcely and mostly are opposite analogies. Of the given choices, the opposite of quietly would be loudly.

1. Secure
   Feeble
2. Frantic
   Complicated

The meaning vulnerable is susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm. The opposite or antonym of that would best be described as secure.

1. This story has received too much publisity.
   The parachute opened properly.
2. The color scheme in the living room was monochromatic.
   Did you see the lightning?

The word that is misspelled is publicity. The sentence is tricky in that we take a second look at the word received to see if that is the misspelling. Publicity has a definition of notice or attention given to someone or something by the media.

1. Quality
   Penalty
2. Speech
   Admission

For the verb use definition of attribute, the meaning is to regard something as being caused by (someone or something). For the noun use, it is a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.

1. Terrific
   Teriffic
2. Terriffic
   Terific

The spelling is tricky on this one but the correct spelling is terrific. The definition for terrific is of great size, amount, or intensity.

1. Recklessly
   Warily
2. Prudently
   Carefully

If you take a look at the definition for recklessly, you'll find it means without regard to the danger or the consequences of one's actions; rashly. This certainly doesn't mesh with the other words on this list.

1. There is a five-year warranty on this appliance.
   Measure both the length and the width of the table
2. How many wittnesses do we have?
   A bad decision could have been detrimental to her health.

The word that is misspelled is witnesses, the plural of the word witness. We see that in the example an extra T has been added which does not belong.

1. Differ
   Construe
2. Retain
   Offer

Here we have two words in divulge and conceal which have the opposite meanings. We can look at the list of answers and determine that the opposite of conform is differ.

1. Unbiased
   Invective
2. Objectionable
   Obedient

The basic definition of subjective is based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes or opinions. Another way of saying this is to be biased by something. The most dissimilar would be unbiased.

1. Tentative
   Confirmed
2. Conclusive
   Definitive

Tentative is a word that means not certain or fixed. This does not align with the other words that are all regarding something certain.

1. Nearness
   Agreement
2. Distance
   Intelligent

If we look at the definition of proximity we see it means nearness in space, time or relationship. A word with a similar definition would be proximity.

1. Watchful
   Nonchalant
2. Strenuous
   Righteous

The definition of the word vigilant means keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties. Watchful would be another word or synonym for vigilant.

1. Delectable
   Docile
2. Trite
   Meddlesome

If we look at our example question, we are seeking a word that is similar to the word obedient. We know that an obedient pet is one that is submissive and willing to comply. The word that is most similar to this definition is docile.

1. Compliment
   Arrange
2. Criticize
   Presume

The definition of the word belittle is make (someone or something) seem unimportant. If we look at a word with an opposite definition, it would be closest related to compliment.

1. Flexible
   Breakable
2. Grating
   Thin

The definition of brittle is hard but liable to break or shatter easily. Another meaning can also be (of a person or behavior) appearing aggressive or hard but unstable or nervous within. The word closest to the opposite definition would be flexible.

1. Provoke
   Subdue
2. Suppress
   Crush

The word provoke means stimulate or give rise to (a reaction or emotion, typically a strong or unwelcome one) in someone. This word does not fit with subdue, suppress or crush.

1. Shine
   Absorb
2. Endure
   Sully

For the definition of tarnish, we have to lose or cause to lose luster, especially as a result of exposure to air or moisture. Of the four words above, the closest word with the opposite definition to it would be shine.

1. Compliment
   Ridicule
2. Deride
   Gibe

The definition of the word compliment is a polite expression of praise or admiration. It can also mean an act or circumstance that implies praise or respect. This word would be the opposite of ridicule, deride and gibe.

1. Enlarge
   Preserve
2. Decrease
   Divide

For this sequence, we find that the word control is similar to the word dominate. Of the following words in the answer column, enlarge would be most similar to magnify.

1. Affluent
   Destitute
2. Poverty-stricken
   Impoverished

Let's take a look at the definition for the word affluent. It means having a great deal of money; wealthy. This word does not go with the other three which have meanings regarding being poor and the opposite of wealthy.

1. Briech
   Breche
2. Breach
   Broach

The correct spelling of the word is breach. Breach means an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement or code of conduct.

1. Legitimate
   Optional
2. Vicious
   Prominent

If we look at the definition of legitimate, we find conforming to the law or to rule and able to be defended with logic or justification. Legitimate is the best fit in the blank to complete the sentence.

1. Comprehensive
   Determined
2. Massive
   Principled

By looking at our example sentence, we can guess that the question is seeking a detailed and thorough description of the book. If we look at the definition of comprehensive we find complete; including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something. This would best fill in the blank in our example.

1. Receptive
   Eloquent
2. Accessible
   Ambiguous

We can assume by the question that the teacher wants the children to be able to use the crayons. The definition of the word accessible means (of a place) able to be reached or entered. This would best fit in the blank for our example sentence.

1. Uncertainty
   Withdrawal
2. Resemblance
   Injustice

In our example sequence in the question, we have the words regard and esteem. These two words are similar in their meanings. If we look at the word ambivalence, a similar word would be uncertainty.

1. Clamby
   Clamy
2. Clammy
   Clammby

The correct spelling of the word is clammy. It means unpleasantly damp and sticky or slimy to touch.

1. Significant
   inconspicuous
2. Permanent
   Irrelevant

In our example listed in the question, we have the words simple and complex which are opposites of each other. So in the list included in the answer section the word significant would be the opposite of trivial.

1. Intolerant
   Receptive
2. Compassionate
   Amenable

Let's take a look at the definition of the word intolerant. It means not tolerant of views, beliefs or behavior that differ from one's own. This would be the opposite meaning of compassionate, amenable and receptive.

1. Effortless
   Casual
2. Eshausting
   Empty

If we look at the word grueling, which means extremely tiring and demanding, the opposite of that would be most closely related to the definition of effortless.

1. Separate
   Satisfied
2. Imprecise
   Uneasy

If we look at the definition of distinct, it means recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type. Another word that is a synonym for distinct is separate.

1. Debrie
   Debris
2. Dibrie
   Debree

The correct spelling is debris. This is a word of French origin and contains a silent "s" sound. The definition of the word debris is scattered pieces of waste or remains.

1. Unfortunatly, we do not have this sweater in another color.
   He is undecided about which job to accept.
2. The festival is held at a different time every year.
   The welfare of the community depends on this decision.

The misspelled word is unfortunately. It is missing the letter E before the LY. The definition of unfortunately is suffering from bad luck.