Night Vocab Quiz 2
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Jewish leader or teacher
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Rabbi
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Priest
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Clergy
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To completely kill off
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Elimination
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Extermination
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Excavation
Correct Answer
A. ExterminationExplanation
The word "extermination" is the correct answer because it means to completely kill off or eliminate something. It is the most appropriate term out of the given options as it specifically refers to the act of completely eradicating or destroying something, which aligns with the phrase "to completely kill off." The other options, such as "elimination" and "excavation," do not carry the same connotation of complete destruction or eradication.Rate this question:
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To handcuff
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Shamble
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Hannibal
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Manacle
Correct Answer
A. ManacleExplanation
Manacle is the correct answer because it means to restrain or confine someone by putting handcuffs or shackles on their wrists or ankles. The other options, such as handcuff and shamble, are related to the concept of restriction or movement, but manacle specifically refers to the act of using restraints like handcuffs.Rate this question:
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They held political and non-political prisoners
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Concentration camps
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Ghettoes
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Projects
Correct Answer
A. Concentration campsExplanation
During World War II, concentration camps were established by the Nazis to imprison and persecute various groups of people, including political dissidents, religious minorities, and others deemed undesirable. These camps were characterized by harsh conditions, forced labor, and mass killings. The statement suggests that concentration camps were used to hold both political and non-political prisoners, indicating the wide range of individuals who were targeted and detained in these camps.Rate this question:
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Delivered from sins or to have worth restored
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Exemption
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Forgiveness
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Redemption
Correct Answer
A. RedemptionExplanation
Redemption refers to the act of being delivered from sins or having one's worth restored. It implies the process of being saved or forgiven for past wrongdoings. This term is often associated with religious or spiritual contexts, where individuals seek redemption through repentance and atonement. It signifies a transformation or renewal, allowing individuals to move forward with a clean slate and a restored sense of worth or value.Rate this question:
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Sacrifice, especially by fire
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Cremation
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Holocaust
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Redemption
Correct Answer
A. HolocaustExplanation
The word "holocaust" is commonly used to refer to a large-scale destruction or slaughter, particularly in reference to the mass murder of millions of Jews during World War II. In this context, the term "holocaust" symbolizes the sacrifice and destruction of innocent lives through fire. The other options, "cremation" and "redemption," do not encompass the same connotation of widespread destruction and loss of life. Therefore, "holocaust" is the most appropriate term to describe sacrifice, especially by fire.Rate this question:
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Like a beast or animal
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Vavacious
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Bestial
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Wild
Correct Answer
A. BestialExplanation
The word "bestial" means resembling or characteristic of a beast or animal. It suggests a wild, untamed, and savage nature, similar to that of a wild animal. Therefore, "bestial" is the correct answer as it aligns with the given description of being like a beast or animal.Rate this question:
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Outward appearance, but with a sense of falsity
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Falsity
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Resemblance
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Semblance
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A. SemblanceExplanation
The word "semblance" means outward appearance or resemblance. In this context, it suggests that something or someone has the appearance of being true or genuine, but there is a sense of falsity or deception associated with it. This implies that there is a discrepancy between the outward appearance and the actual reality, giving the impression of being deceptive or misleading.Rate this question:
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The _______________ are an ethno-religious group originating in the East
Correct Answer
Jew
Jewish
JewsExplanation
The blank in the sentence requires a word or phrase that refers to a specific ethno-religious group originating in the East. The answer options "Jew," "Jewish," and "Jews" all fit this description. "Jew" refers to an individual belonging to this group, "Jewish" is an adjective describing characteristics or beliefs associated with this group, and "Jews" is the plural form of "Jew." Therefore, any of these options can correctly complete the sentence.Rate this question:
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Hitlers _______________ of terror resulted in the mass murder of Jewish people
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reignExplanation
Hitler's reign of terror refers to his period of power and control as the leader of Nazi Germany. During this time, Hitler implemented policies and carried out actions that resulted in the mass murder of Jewish people, known as the Holocaust. His reign was marked by extreme oppression, persecution, and systematic genocide, leading to the deaths of millions of innocent individuals.Rate this question:
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I had to use ____________________ with my new car in the bad neighborhood. I didn't want anyone to steal it while I wasn't looking.
Correct Answer
vigilanceExplanation
The word "vigilance" refers to the state of being watchful and alert. In the given context, the person used vigilance with their new car in the bad neighborhood to ensure that nobody would steal it while they were not paying attention. By being vigilant, they were able to protect their car from potential theft.Rate this question:
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The worst part of visiting amusement parks is the fact that we spend half the time in the _____________ .
Correct Answer
queueExplanation
The given answer, "queue," is correct because it explains that the worst part of visiting amusement parks is the time spent waiting in line. This is a common experience for many park visitors, as queues can often be long and frustrating, leading to a significant portion of time being spent waiting rather than enjoying the park's attractions.Rate this question:
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