Lesson 6: Weeks 16, 17 & 18 Applying Meanings
8 Questions
| Total Attempts: 64
Select the responses for each correct answer to the questions. Quesitons may have more than one correct answer.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which of the following cannot be done with impunity?
- A.
Walking the dog
- B.
Neglecting to pay bills
- C.
Losing weight
- D.
Skipping classes
- 2.In which of the following might one enroll?
- A.
A painting class
- B.
A birthday party
- C.
The Peace Corps
- D.
Summer camp
- 3.To which of the following might one aspire?
- A.
The presidency
- B.
A jail sentence
- C.
A career in theater
- D.
Being born to wealthy parents
- 4.Which of the following can be intensified?
- A.
One's efforts
- B.
Criticism
- C.
A search
- D.
A number between 1 and 10
- 5.Which of the follwoing might intimidate a person?
- A.
An offer of help
- B.
A parent's anger
- C.
Fear of a reprimand
- D.
Speaking before a large group
- 6.Which of the following can blatant?
- A.
A refusal
- B.
An error
- C.
A denial
- D.
An admonishment
- 7.Which of the following might fluster a speaker?
- A.
Getting one's notes mixed up
- B.
Taunts from the audience
- C.
Going on pas the time allowed
- D.
Forgetting the chairperson's name
- 8.To which of the following can a person become addicted?
- A.
Soap operas
- B.
Alcohol
- C.
Horror movies
- D.
Cigarettes
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