^^ 안녕하세요. Improve each of the following sectences by crossing out the blue phrase and replacing it with a word(or a form of the word) from Lesson5 Word List 5 : abrupt  achieve  contempt  entertain  glimpse  mock  persist  persuade  phase  quaint  recall  reject   revise  sensitive 5.  We had people staying with us almost every weekend last summer. Choose two phrases to form a sentence that correctly uses a word from Word list 5. Write each sentence in the space provided. 9  (a) To mock an idea is to                     (b) To entertain an idea is to     (c) give it serious thought                    (d) keep it to oneself ________________________________________________________________________ Circle the letter of each correct answer to the questions below. Each question has from one to four correct answers. 6. Which of the following might be persistent? (a) a flash of lightning              (b) a back pain (c) cold and rainy weather      (d) a bad smell *Wordly Wise* The Latin abruptus means "broken" and forms the root of the adjective abrupt. If there is an abrupt end to something - a speech, for example - it means it was  broken off suddenly and unexpectedly. Other words formed from this root include interrupt(When you interrupt a conversation, you break into it.) and disrupt(If you disrupt a meeting, you break it up.).