Match the definition to the word. 1 . eligible take or receive (something offered) 2 . accept exclude or omit 3 . illegible properly qualified 4 . temerity handwriting or printing that is not plain enough to read 5 . altogether clearly expressed; definite 6 . explicit understood, though not clearly expressed 7 . timidity shyness 8 . all together reckless, boldness, rashness 9 . except everyone in a group 10 . implicit to the whole extent; entirely

1 . accept take or receive (something offered)

2 . except exclude or omit

3 .eligible properly qualified        

4. illegible handwriting or printing that is not plain enough to read

5 .  explicit altogether clearly expressed; definite

6 . implicit understood, though not clearly expressed

7 . temerity all together reckless, boldness, rashness

8 . timidity  shyness everyone in a group

9 . entirely  to the whole extent;  

Explanation:    

1. Accept is to agree to receive or take something from someone, for example- She accepted my flowers as an apology.-

2. Except is when you exclude something or someone, for example - the teacher told us to read all the book expect chapter 5.-

3. Eligible is to be suitable or adequate for something, for example- He is very suitable for this job, he has a Ph in ecom¿nomy.-

4. Ilegible is when something that you are trying to read or see in an image is not clear, for example, -You have illegible handwriting, can you rewrite this in your computer?-

5. Explicit is something that is said and is clear to everyone, for example, John gave me very explicit instructions on how to build this table.-

6. Implicit is something that even though it is not said it is understood by everyone, for example, -there is some implicit content in this poem.-

7. Temerity is when you are a bold and reckless person that says something that offends another person, for example- Laura had the temerity to call me a thief-.

8. Timidly or shyness is everyone in a group when they do not know each other, they are nervous and uncomfortable, for example- Susan is vert shy she doesn't like to talk to strangers.-

9. Entirely is generally used to emphasize something or to say that it includes all, for example, it is entirely my fault, don't blame anyone else.-

take or receive (something offered)  | accept

exclude or omit  | except

properly qualified  | eligible

handwriting or printing that is not plain enough to read |  illegible

clearly expressed; definite  | explicit

understood, though not clearly expressed |  implicit

shyness | timidity

reckless, boldness, rashness  | temerity

everyone in a group  | all together

to the whole extent; entirely  | altogether

you cant make me do anything i don't want to do michael yelled.

your answer is b. "with strong wording encouraging readers to take action."