The requirements are still __clear, so we should clarify them with the client before we start development., clear - unclear (un: not), Some of the information in the migration document is __accurate., accurate - inaccurate (in: not), Finishing the entire migration by tomorrow would be __possible., possible - impossible (im: not), The proposed solution is technically possible, but it may be __practical for this client., practical - impractical (im: not), That conclusion seems __logical based on the data we have., logical - illogical (il: not), This information is __relevant to the client's main concern, so we can leave it out of the presentation., relevant - irrelevant (ir: not), I ___agree with the assumption that we can complete this without additional resources., agree - disagree (dis: not/opposite), The client is ___satisfied with the progress we've made so far., satisfied - dissatisfied (dis: not/opposite), I think I ___understood your question. Could you explain what you meant?, understood - misunderstood (mis: wrongly/incorrectly), We need to be careful not to ___communicate the timeline to the client., communicate - miscommunicate (mis: wrongly/incorrectly), The current documentation is __complete. Several sections are missing., complete - incomplete (in: not), The current manual process is __efficient and takes too much time., efficient - inefficient (in: not), We don't have enough data yet. The information we have is __sufficient to make a recommendation., sufficient - insufficient (in: not), We need a version of this explanation for a ___-technical audience., technical - non-technical (non: not), The project is currently _____staffed, so adding another workstream could create a risk., staffed - understaffed (under: too little), I think we _____estimated the complexity. This is taking much longer than we expected., estimated - underestimated (under: too little), We originally estimated six weeks, but it only took three. We ____estimated the effort., estimated - overestimated (over: too much), Let's not ____complicate the architecture. The simpler solution meets the client's requirements., complicate - overcomplicate (over: too much), We should be careful not to ____promise during the discovery phase., promise - overpromise (over: too much), Before tomorrow's client call, let's have a short ___-meeting discussion to align on our message., meeting - pre-meeting (pre: before), The budget has already been ___-approved, so we can move forward., approved - pre-approved (pre: before), We'll conduct a ____-implementation review to discuss what worked and what we can improve., implementation - post-implementation (post: after), The client has asked us to __schedule tomorrow's meeting for Friday., schedule - reschedule (re: again), We should __assess the timeline now that the scope has changed., assess - reassess (re: again), This project requires strong _____departmental collaboration between Engineering, Finance, and Operations., departmental - interdepartmental (inter: between/among), Strong _____personal skills are especially important when consultants are working directly with clients., personal - interpersonal (inter: between/among), Sarah and James will __-lead the discovery workshop., lead - co-lead (co: together/jointly), I discussed the issue with a __worker before escalating it., worker - coworker (co: together/jointly)

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