Match the following:Part A1. nemesis 2. tactic 3. battery 4. emancipate 5. compromise Part Ba. a settlement of a dispute in which two or more sides agree to accept less than they originally wantedb. to liberate or set free from bondage c. a group of artillery pieces arranged to form a unit d. a bitter or hated enemy who seems all-powerful e. a plan of action to achieve a military goal

1. Nemesis- d. a bitter or hated enemy who seems all-powerful.

2. Tactic- e. a plan of action to achieve a military goal.

3. Battery- c. a group of artillery pieces arranged to form a unit.

4. Emancipate- b. to liberate or set free from bondage.

5. Compromise- a. a settlement of a dispute in which two or more sides agree to accept less than they originally wanted.

Explanation:

1. A nemesis is someone a person may hate extremely, an enemy of the utmost hatred. He/ she may be bitterly hated and even wanted dead by the other person.

2. Tactic is the procedure or course of action that is employed or resorted to by any party especially in cases of military issues. It embodies the strategic action plan that is decided to implemented for a course of action.

3. Battery is a group of artillery pieces that can be assembled to form a new unit or weapon. They are assembled to help facilitate the successful administering of communications or even actions in a battlefield.

4. Emancipation is the act of removing or giving freedom to a person or anything from oppression or suffering. In simple terms, it means setting someone free. It is mainly used in terms of bondage, or forced discrimination like the slavery system.

5. Compromise is the act of coming in the middle ground to bring about a peaceful solution for any problem. Both sided end up sacrificing some part of their terms in the bigger picture of solving a problem among conflicting parties.

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