Definitions:

1. Inherently: In a natural or essential manner; existing as a basic or inherent part of something.
2. Commonly: Frequently or typically; often observed or encountered.
3. Demands: Requests or requirements made by someone; needs or expectations.
4. Namely: Specifically or particularly; used to introduce a specific example or detail.
5. Plausible: Seemingly reasonable or believable; appearing to be true or valid.
6. The other way around: In the opposite or reverse direction or order.
7. Readily: Easily or without difficulty; quickly or willingly.
8. Reliably: In a trustworthy or dependable manner; consistently or accurately.
9. Induce: To bring about or cause something to happen; to persuade or influence.
10. Dorsiflexor contraction: The contraction or tightening of muscles that lift the foot upward towards the shin.

Matching Questions:

Match the vocabulary term with its corresponding definition.

1. Inherently
2. Commonly
3. Demands
4. Namely
5. Plausible
6. The other way around
7. Readily
8. Reliably
9. Induce
10. Dorsiflexor contraction

Definitions: a. In a natural or essential manner; existing as a basic or inherent part of something. b. Frequently or typically; often observed or encountered. c. Requests or requirements made by someone; needs or expectations. d. Specifically or particularly; used to introduce a specific example or detail. e. Seemingly reasonable or believable; appearing to be true or valid. f. In the opposite or reverse direction or order. g. Easily or without difficulty; quickly or willingly. h. In a trustworthy or dependable manner; consistently or accurately. i. To bring about or cause something to happen; to persuade or influence. j. The contraction or tightening of muscles that lift the foot upward towards the shin.

Matching Questions:

1. Inherently
2. Commonly
3. Demands
4. Namely
5. Plausible
6. The other way around
7. Readily
8. Reliably
9. Induce
10. Dorsiflexor contraction

a. In a natural or essential manner; existing as a basic or inherent part of something. b. Frequently or typically; often observed or encountered. c. Requests or requirements made by someone; needs or expectations. d. Specifically or particularly; used to introduce a specific example or detail. e. Seemingly reasonable or believable; appearing to be true or valid. f. In the opposite or reverse direction or order. g. Easily or without difficulty; quickly or willingly. h. In a trustworthy or dependable manner; consistently or accurately. i. To bring about or cause something to happen; to persuade or influence. j. The contraction or tightening of muscles that lift the foot upward towards the shin.