1 often, 2 educate, 3 just grab, 4 back or end, 5 forecastle (upper deck of a sailing ship), 6 bottom part of the jaw or mouth, 7 ordinary, 8 wasn't, 9 dancing or jumping, 10 get (please consider the context though as there could be more than one meaning), 11 raised or stood, 12 a state of disrepair or ruin in reference to an object or building, 13 irritating recollection, 14 calm face, 15 filled or to be present in a place or area OR in great numbers, 16 removed, 17 excessively talkative, 18 of a latent or discernable state of a presenting threat, 19 a path that shows grand sincerity and intense conviction, 20 an artificial channel carry water (usually for the transport of logs) (PLEASE refer to your text as there are other definitions, make sure it fits), 21 strange/odd OR spoil/ruin, 22 peaceful or calm, 23 single or one, 24 refers to a person or man (feller, fellow, fella, etc.), 25 regular or regularly, 26 type of person or type of man, 27 weren't or wasn't (refer to your context for the appropriate verb subject agreement, it must make sense), 28 infinite, 29 one who exhorts is one who encourages, 30 usually ones ability to convince or persuade others.
The correct answer is: [A]: "noun" . _________________________________________ The italicized word: "<em>audience</em>" ; is a: "noun" . _________________________________________
However, if you choose a job that suits your interests and personality—anxiety is an issue that can be worked on. Social skills training (or even reading self-help books about social skills) or groups such as Toastmasters (for public speaking) might be good options to boost your performance at work.
