TRS6-Slot 7+8 - Sports as the Moral Equivalent of War

In paragraph 1, find the word that describe “A person who loves peace.”

(a)  

In paragraph 1, find the word that describe “a person with special knowledge, skill or training in something.”

(a)  

In paragraph 1, find the word that describe “the process of being worser and worser”

(a)  

In paragraph 1, find the word unit that have the same meaning with “ERASE THE GAP”

(a)  

In paragraph 1, find the word unit that describe “the actions that are aggressive and eager to start a war”.

(a)  

CHOOSE THE SYNONYM OF THE UNDERLINED WORD UNIT.

1 – James a “moral equivalent” can “redeem life from flat degeneration.”

• Save

• Push

• Take

• remove

CHOOSE THE SYNONYM OF THE UNDERLINED WORD UNIT.

2 - Evidence shows that the introduction of sports into societies (which is) plagued by violence may help curb warlike behavior.

• increase

• limit

• stop

• erase

CHOOSE THE SYNONYM OF THE UNDERLINED WORD UNIT.

3 - Sports commentary abounds with battle-like language. Sports writers choose words which are analogous to war reporting, such as tragedy, massacre, punishment, defeat, tactics, and defense. Commentary ranges from stories of injury, loss, and defeat, to victory and heroic transformation.

• is in short of

• is full of

• has enough

CHOOSE THE SYNONYM OF THE UNDERLINED WORD UNIT.

4 - Sports commentary abounds with battle-like language . Sports writers choose words which are analogous to war reporting, such as tragedy, massacre, punishment, defeat, tactics, and defense. Commentary ranges from stories of injury, loss, and defeat, to victory and heroic transformation.

• Different from

• Similar to

• distinct from

• apart from

CHOOSE THE SYNONYM OF THE UNDERLINED WORD UNIT.

5 - South Korea and Japan have an extremely acrimonious relationship and a long history of conflict, which causes many political arguments.

• friendly relationship

• nice relationship

• hostile relationship

• close relationship