1.Which of the following sentences uses the word restitution correctly? According to the law, the drunk driver owed him restitution for hitting his car.
It was a stressful day and full of restitution.
He was tired and ready for restitution, but he didn’t have time.
The swaying of the roller coaster made him nauseated; his stomach had no restitution for heights.

2.Which of the following quotations supports the idea that Charlotte sees the danger of her climb up the Royal Yard as "payback" for the deaths of Cranick and Zachariah?

"It hadn’t been easy to convince him I was in earnest about becoming one of the crew."
"And yet I had to climb. This was my restitution."
"With halting steps and shallow breath, I approached the rail only to pause when I reached it. I could hear a small inner voice crying, ‘Don’t! Don’t!’"
"I gagged, forced my stomach down, drew breath, and looked out."