In the sentence from the passage: "If your employer matches part of your contribution — and many do! — you will accumulate yet more.", which of the following words can correctly replace the word **'yet'** without changing the meaning?

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1. The word **'yet'** in the sentence "you will accumulate yet more" means "even more" or "additional".

2. Among the options, **'even'** fits best as it conveys the meaning of an increase or addition, similar to 'yet' in this context.

3. Other options like 'though' (which indicates contrast), 'quietly' (an adverb unrelated to quantity), and 'accrue' (a verb meaning to accumulate) do not fit the grammatical structure or intended meaning here.

**Answer:** (b) even

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