The best vocabulary choices to complete the provided sentences include terms like 'latent,' 'arbitrary,' 'exodus,' and others. Each sentence is completed with the corresponding vocabulary word that fits the context appropriately.
Here are the completed sentences with the best vocabulary choices:
It is a sad fact that many people only use a fraction of their latent abilities (AE. latent).
Since they are fully based on the logic of what is best for students, the classroom rules and expectations should not be considered purely arbitrary (C. arbitrary).
The Old Testament of the Bible recounts the exodus of the Israelites (AB. exodus).
The person who held the door for the thief to escape with the stolen goods was considered an accomplice to the crime (A. accomplice).
The former wounded war veteran has a very morose demeanor (BD. morose).
The home field is set to annihilate their opponent at tonight's homecoming game (B. Annihilate).
The student who was in a foul mood was immediately labeled incorrigible by his classmates (AD. incorrigible).
Extra-curricular activities are important, but academics should be paramount in school (CD. paramount).
The elementary school teacher was a catalyst in the young boy's love of reading because she encouraged him to read what he was interested in at the time (E. catalyst).
The helpful tour guide did much to facilitate my enjoyment of the trip (AC. facilitate).