When choosing a book to read, take into ​ (a)   the genre you enjoy most.

• consideration
• connotation
• misapprehension
• ignorance

She realized her ​ (a)   about the assignment after the teacher explained what she misunderstood.

• misapprehension
• speculation
• dissonance
• insincerity

Scientists often ​ (a)   about what could be discovered in outer space beyond our solar system.

• dissonance
• speculate
• surmise
• ignorance

The ​ (a)   between the piano and guitar notes clashed during band practice

• surmise
• humbug
• dissonance
• connotation

The boy's excuse for not doing his homework was nothing but ​ (a)   ; he was caught playing video games instead.

• humbug
• insincerity
• dissonance
• misapprehension

With only a few clouds in the sky, I ​ (a)   it's probably going to be a sunny day.​

• assume
• presume
• consideration
• humbug

The ​ (a)   in his apology was evident from his lack of remorse in his tone and expression.

• consideration
• connotation
• humbug
• insincerity

I can only ​ (a)   that the missing cookies were probably eaten by my little brother, but I have no proof.

• presume
• connotation
• misapprehension
• surmise

I can only ​ (a)   that the missing cookies were probably eaten by my little brother, but I have no proof.

• presume
• connotation
• misapprehension
• surmise

Due to his ​ (a)   about the subject, he could only surmise what the answer to the question might be.

• dissonance
• speculate
• insincerity
• ignorance