Lesson 4 Vocab Quiz 10th Grade

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    Having to do with dogs

    • Canine
    • Capricious
    • Bigot
    • Chastise
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Lesson 4 Vocab Quiz for 10th Grade tests understanding of complex English vocabulary. It assesses students' ability to identify words like 'bigot', 'chaos', and 'caustic', enhancing their language proficiency and critical thinking skills.

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  • 2. 

    Complete disorder

    • Chaos

    • Chastise

    • Castigate

    • Charlatan

    Correct Answer
    A. Chaos
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "chaos." Chaos refers to a state of complete disorder, where there is confusion and lack of organization. It is often associated with a lack of control or predictability. In contrast, the other three options, chastise, castigate, and charlatan, do not relate to disorder or lack of organization.

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  • 3. 

    One who is intolerant of another's beliefs, opinions or values

    • Cajole

    • Bigot

    • Chastise

    • Chaos

    Correct Answer
    A. Bigot
    Explanation
    A bigot is someone who is intolerant of another person's beliefs, opinions, or values. They often show prejudice and discrimination towards those who hold different views or belong to different groups. This intolerance can manifest in various ways, such as through hate speech, exclusion, or even violence. Bigots refuse to accept or respect diversity and often try to impose their own beliefs on others, disregarding their rights and individuality.

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  • 4. 

    To punish severely

    • Cajole

    • Chaos

    • Chastise

    • Caustic

    Correct Answer
    A. Chastise
    Explanation
    Chastise means to punish severely. This word implies a strong reprimand or physical discipline in order to correct or teach a lesson. It suggests a strict and authoritative approach to discipline, often used when someone has done something wrong or disobedient. The other options, cajole, chaos, and caustic, do not convey the same meaning and therefore cannot be the correct answer.

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  • 5. 

    One who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than they actually have

    • Capricious

    • Charlatan

    • Canine

    • Candid

    Correct Answer
    A. Charlatan
    Explanation
    A charlatan is someone who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than they actually possess. They often deceive others by claiming expertise in a particular field or by making false promises. This person uses their deceptive tactics to gain trust and manipulate others for personal gain. Therefore, the term "charlatan" accurately describes someone who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than they actually have.

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  • 6. 

    Outspoken, blunt; straightforward, honest

    • Caustic

    • Candid

    • Bigot

    • Charlatan

    Correct Answer
    A. Candid
    Explanation
    The word "candid" accurately describes someone who is outspoken, blunt, and straightforward. This person is known for being honest and not holding back their opinions or thoughts. The other options, such as "caustic" (harsh or sarcastic), "bigot" (someone who is intolerant or prejudiced), and "charlatan" (a fraud or imposter), do not convey the same meaning as the given description. Therefore, "candid" is the correct answer.

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    Biting, sharp, severe, sarcastic; able to burn or corrode

    • Canine

    • Caustic

    • Candid

    • Cajole

    Correct Answer
    A. Caustic
    Explanation
    The word "caustic" is the correct answer because it accurately describes someone or something that is biting, sharp, severe, and sarcastic. Additionally, it suggests the ability to burn or corrode, further emphasizing the harsh and corrosive nature of the person or thing being described.

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  • 8. 

    To criticize or punish for the purpose of correction

    • Capricious

    • Bigot

    • Castigate

    • Cajole

    Correct Answer
    A. Castigate
    Explanation
    The word "castigate" means to criticize or punish someone severely in order to correct their behavior or actions. This word implies a strong and harsh form of correction, suggesting that the person being castigated has done something wrong or unacceptable. It is often used to describe disciplinary actions or reprimands given to someone who has made a serious mistake or committed a wrongdoing.

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  • 9. 

    Guided by whim rather than reason; impulsive

    • Charlatan

    • Chastise

    • Canine

    • Capricious

    Correct Answer
    A. Capricious
    Explanation
    Capricious means being guided by whim rather than reason and being impulsive. This word describes someone who acts on sudden impulses or changes their mind frequently without any apparent reason. It suggests a lack of consistency and predictability in behavior. Therefore, capricious is the correct answer that matches the given description.

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  • 10. 

    To persuade with promises of flattery

    • Castigate

    • Caustic

    • Cajole

    • Chaos

    Correct Answer
    A. Cajole
    Explanation
    "Cajole" means to persuade someone by using flattery or sweet talk. It involves using compliments, promises, or other persuasive tactics to convince someone to do something or change their opinion. This word is the best fit for the given explanation as it aligns with the idea of persuading with promises of flattery. "Castigate" means to criticize or punish severely, "caustic" means sarcastic or corrosive, and "chaos" refers to a state of disorder or confusion.

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