Choose the best word or phrase to complete each sentence. Use the context clues to determine the meaning of the idiom or word.

Question 1:
The phrase "sense of humor" is a common idiom that refers to the ability to perceive, express, or appreciate what is amusing. This fits the context of enjoying life and living longer.
The correct option is B.

• B. humor

Question 2:
When a doctor informs a patient about a danger, they warn them. "Warned" implies a specific caution against a harmful action.
The correct option is A.

• A. warned

Question 3:
The idiom "slippery as a snake" describes someone who is elusive, hard to catch, or able to move through spaces unnoticed, which fits the description of a thief weaving through a crowd and disappearing.
The correct option is C.

• C. slippery as a snake

Question 4:
Diction refers to the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
The correct option is A.

• A. diction

Question 5:
The phrase "(according to what people say)" indicates that the information is based on common belief or what is heard, not necessarily a confirmed fact. Apparently means "as far as one knows or can see; seemingly," which perfectly matches this context.
The correct option is D.

• D. apparently