Harlem renaissance Vocabulary Quiz

​Harlem Renaissance Vocabulary Quiz

​Direction

Identify the correct spelling of the Word (s) pronounced by the teacher and its definition. Lastly, identify the sentence in which the word is correctly used.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the word _________.

• hurgument

• urgument

• argument

• hargument

Multiple Choice

Identify the the meaning of the word "argument."

• the act or process of arguing, reasoning, or discussing

• the act or process of walking, running, or jumping

• the act or process of singing, dancing, or acting

• the act or process of fighting, playing, or competing

Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence in which the word "argument" is correctly used.

• Mark walks the argument to the park to play.

• Argument covers the wall creating a nice color.

• Her argument likes to wash the dishes.

• There is a strong argument for submitting a formal appeal.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the word ________.

• poyint

• point

• paint

• point

Multiple Choice

Identify the meaning of the word point.

• to do well on a project.

• to cry over an argument.

• to indicate the fact or probability of something specified.

• to celebrate a victory.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct use of the word "point" in a sentence.

• Everything points to a bright future.

• I pointed the math equation.

• the point taste like ice cream.

• Joan & Susan point over a the state of the economy.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the word _______.

• resonen

• reasoning

• rheasoning

• rheasonen

Multiple Choice

Identify the definition of the word reasoning.

• The adjustment of parts in a truck.

• The growing of crops during the winter.

• The drawing of inferences or conclusions through the use of reason.

• The ability to run fast.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct use of the word "reasoning" in a sentence.

• They told everyone the reasoning behind the decision.

• Reasoning the tall pole was very difficult.

• I collected a bucket of reasoning by the river.

• Everyone thinks reasoning should be punished.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the word _______.

• hevedence

• evedence

• hevidence

• evidence

Multiple Choice

Identify the meaning of the word evidence.

• a three-dimensional representation of a person or thing or of a proposed structure, typically on a smaller scale than the original.

• the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance.

• what is meant by a word, text, concept, or action.

• the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct use of the word "evidence" in a sentence.

• We bought a pack of evidence for the party.

• There will be ninety percent change of evidence today.

• The study finds little evidence of overt discrimination

• You will have to learn how to evidence the car before getting a driver's license.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the word _______.

• relevant

• relevunt

• rellyvant

• rellyvunt

Multiple Choice

Identify the meaning of the word "relevant."

• closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered.

• the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

• a portable means of illumination such as a piece of wood or cloth soaked in tallow or an oil lamp on a pole, sometimes carried ceremonially.

• move along a smooth surface while maintaining continuous contact with it.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct use of the word "relevant" in a sentence.

• The relevant walks to the park.

• What small companies need is relevant advice.

• I picked up a bag of relevant at the market.

• The relevant walked out into the middle of the busy intersection.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct spelling of the words ______ ______.

• mean claem

• main claim

• mein claum

• maine clame

Multiple Choice

Identify the meaning of the words "main claim."

• a wingless caste of ant or termite with a large specially modified head and jaws, involved chiefly in defense.

• Items (as of cloth) designed to be worn to cover the body.

• an adult male human being.

• A main idea is the main point or topic that the writer of an essay or story is trying to make.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correct use of the words "main claim" in a sentence.

• I love to eat main claim for breakfast.

• Main claim jumps into the water.

• The main claim is that because the reader, ultimately, has control over the meaning, the idea of authorial intention becomes redundant.

• Many persons believe main claim was the cause of the accident.