Review this list of words and context sentences to find the word that matches the definition below.
        
        To examine carefully; study closely
        
analyze  (ănə-līz) -verb
  - Someone in the doctor's office will analyze the blood sample to see if the patient has an illness.
 
  - Before starting to write his answer, Josh had to carefully analyze the problem on his math test.
 
attitude  (ătĭ-td′) -noun
  - Athletes need to have a positive attitude. Even if they have lost the previous game, they need to come to the next one ready to win.
 
  - Mark came to the party with a very poor attitude; he was sure he’d be bored and wouldn’t have any fun.
 
category  (kătə-gōr′ē) -noun
  - When Jasmine was in high school, she didn’t seem to fit into any category. She wasn’t an athlete, a scholar, or a rebel.
 
  - The Grammy Awards honor every category of music from polka to hip-hop and everything in between.
 
contrast  (kŏntrăst′) -noun
  - Everyone is surprised to see that there is a contrast between Peggy’s eyes. One eye is brown, and the other is green.
 
  - I was struck by the contrast between the fancy houses west of Main Street and the poorer neighborhoods to the east.
 
critical  (krĭtĭ-kəl) -adjective
  - The judges were critical of Jaxon's singing. They said he sang off-key and too quietly.
 
  - My aunt is critical of her neighbors. She calls them lazy because their house needs painting and their yard is overgrown with weeds.
 
deliberate  (dĭ-lĭbər-ĭt) -adjective
  - Manny’s pushing me was quite deliberate; it wasn’t accidental at all.
 
  - Many stories that spread on social media are false and part of a deliberate effort to confuse or trick people.
 
excessive  (ĭk-sĕsĭv) -adjective
  - Excessive speed caused the accident; the truck driver was going nearly 80 miles an hour.
 
  - Mrs. Hill’s concern about her little boy’s health is excessive. She rushes him to the doctor every time he gets the sniffles or scrapes his knee.
 
fragile  (frăjəl) -adjective
  - The lamp is fragile, so when you pack it, please put it in a deep box with plenty of bubble wrap around it.
 
  - Our bones become more fragile with age. That is why elderly people often break their hips when they fall.
 
frustration  (frŭs-trāshən) -noun
  - As Dan studied the instructions for setting up his computer, a look of frustration crossed his face. “I’ll never figure this out!” he groaned.
 
  - Kira felt great frustration when she failed her driving test for the third time.
 
indicate  (ĭndə-kāt′) -verb
  - Jeff’s frown seemed to indicate that he was unhappy with our plan.
 
  - The umpire raised both arms to indicate that the batter had hit a foul ball.