Answer:
The correct answers are "Tiles-Pairs", "endure-tolerate", "prolonged-lengthy", "innumerable-countless" and "sodden-soaked".
Explanation:
The words that are synonyms that appear in James Joyce's "Araby" presented with its meanings are as follows: "Tiles-Pairs", a set of two things considered together as a unit; "endure-tolerate", continuing in the same state despite of the difficulties; "prolonged-lengthy", continuing for a long time; "innumerable-countless", too many units to be counted; and "sodden-soaked", which means saturated with liquid.
