Tears Of A Tiger - Vocabulary I
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Having a true, authentic revelation causes change in one's thinking.
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True
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False
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Vocabulary quiz correlated to the novel Tears of a TIger by Sharon Mills Draper.
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Fill in the blank.Creating a pathway to success so one can rise to his or her _________ requires making calculated, positive choices.
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Potential
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Belief
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Revelation
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Demise
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A. PotentialExplanation
In order to achieve success and reach one's potential, it is necessary to make calculated and positive choices. This implies that success is attainable and can be realized by making the right decisions and taking the appropriate actions. The word "potential" refers to the inherent qualities, abilities, and capabilities that an individual possesses, which can be fully realized and utilized through making the right choices.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer.After the tragic car accident, Andy was charged with ___________ homicide, but the charges were eventually changed to a less severe punishment.
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Premeditated
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Homicidal
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Vehicular
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Assimilated
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A. VehicularExplanation
After the tragic car accident, Andy was charged with vehicular homicide, but the charges were eventually changed to a less severe punishment. This means that Andy was initially accused of causing someone's death while operating a vehicle, but as the investigation progressed or new evidence was presented, the charges were modified to a lesser offense.Rate this question:
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Stunted means:
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Arrest or stop
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Useful; important
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Incorporate
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Create something new
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A. Arrest or stopExplanation
The word "stunted" means to arrest or stop. This implies that growth or progress is hindered or halted. It does not mean useful, important, incorporate, or create something new.Rate this question:
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A logical reaction after witnessing a fatality are feelings of hope, clarity, and possible elation or joy.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Witnessing a fatality is a traumatic event that typically elicits feelings of shock, sadness, grief, and sometimes even guilt or anger. It is highly unlikely for someone to feel hope, clarity, elation, or joy after witnessing a fatality. These emotions are more commonly associated with positive events or outcomes, rather than a tragic incident like a fatality. Therefore, the statement is false.Rate this question:
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When a person displays a cynical attitude, his or her behavior often causes others to think or suspect that they are unhappy.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
When a person displays a cynical attitude, it often means that they have a negative and distrustful outlook on life. This behavior can be off-putting to others and may lead them to believe that the person is unhappy. Cynicism tends to involve skepticism and criticism, which can create a negative atmosphere and make others perceive the person as unhappy. Therefore, it is reasonable to say that when someone displays a cynical attitude, it often causes others to think or suspect that they are unhappy.Rate this question:
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Assimilate means:
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Ability
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Release
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Return
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To absorb; incorporate
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A. To absorb; incorporateExplanation
Assimilate means to absorb or incorporate something, often referring to information or new ideas. It implies the process of understanding and integrating new knowledge or experiences into existing ones. It can also refer to the process of incorporating a person or a group into a larger community or culture, allowing them to become a part of it. Overall, assimilate suggests the idea of merging or blending something into a whole.Rate this question:
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An antonym for fatality is:
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Injury from a major accident
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Birth or new beginning
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Deadly effect
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Accident
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A. Birth or new beginningExplanation
The antonym for fatality is "birth or new beginning" because while fatality refers to death or a deadly outcome, "birth or new beginning" represents the opposite concept of a new life or a fresh start.Rate this question:
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An antonym for cynical is:
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Pessimistic
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Optimistic
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Negative
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Sarcastic
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A. OptimisticExplanation
An antonym for cynical is optimistic. Cynical refers to being distrustful or skeptical, while optimistic refers to having a positive outlook or expecting favorable outcomes. These two words represent opposite attitudes or perspectives.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank.Yesterday during the assembly, I had a _______________ when I listened to the speaker explaining the most current drinking and driving statistics.
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Affirmation
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Commodity
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Revelation
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Assimilation
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A. RevelationExplanation
During the assembly, the speaker shared information about the most current drinking and driving statistics, which surprised or shocked the person. This unexpected information caused a revelation for the individual, leading to a realization or understanding about the severity of the issue.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank:_____________; I want to go to the dance tomorrow with my friends instead of a date.
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Negative
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Affirmative
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Potentially
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Presumably
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A. AffirmativeExplanation
The word "Affirmative" is the correct answer because it suggests that the speaker wants to go to the dance with their friends instead of a date. This indicates a positive decision or preference for going with friends, rather than a negative or potentially uncertain choice.Rate this question:
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What I believe to be a ___________________ may not be true for someone else because opinions vary greatly about what is beneficial.
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Assumption
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Cynical
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Commodity
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Fatality
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A. CommodityExplanation
Opinions about what is beneficial can vary greatly from person to person. What one person may consider to be a commodity, or something that is valuable or useful, may not be seen the same way by someone else. This suggests that the perception of what is beneficial is subjective and can differ based on individual preferences and perspectives.Rate this question:
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Assume means:
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Possibility
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Relieve of duty
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Disclosure of new information
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To take on
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None of the above
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A. To take onExplanation
The word "assume" means to take on a particular task, responsibility, or role. It implies willingly accepting or embracing something, usually a duty or obligation. In this context, "assume" refers to the act of willingly taking on a task or responsibility. The other options provided in the question, such as possibility, relieve of duty, disclosure of new information, and none of the above, do not accurately capture the meaning of "assume" in this context.Rate this question:
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