Vocabulary Quiz 22-23 Q3

What is an argument?

• Any statement that can be proven with reliable researched sources.
• A structured discussion that shows the facts about once topic and informs the listener.
• A written piece of text that entertains a reader with a fun, silly, scary, or other emotional story.
• An academic structure used to present opposing ideas where each side supports a claim with evidence, facts, and reasoning.

What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

• A fact is a personal perspective or belief while an opinion can be proven with reliable researched sources.
• A fact cannot be proven and your personal opinion is the truth about how you feel about a topic.
• A fact can be proven with reliable researched sources while an opinion is a personal perspective or belief.
• A fact can be proven with any source from the internet while an opinion is what you think or feel about that fact.

Define the word "ethical".
(a)  

• To have moral principles; to do the right thing.
• To be correct or without error.
• To disagree or have a lack of harmony.
• To interrupt; to throw something in between.
• To disagree or have the opposite perspective of a presented claim.

Select the definition of "dissent".

• To be correct or without error.
• To disagree or have a lack of harmony.
• To interrupt; to throw something in between.
• To have moral principles; to do the right thing.
• To disagree or have the opposite perspective of a presented claim.

Define the word "interject".

• To be correct or without error.
• To disagree or have a lack of harmony.
• To interrupt; to throw something in between.
• To have moral principles; to do the right thing.
• To disagree or have the opposite perspective of a presented claim.

Select the best definition of "discord".

• To be correct or without error.
• To disagree or have a lack of harmony.
• To interrupt; to throw something in between.
• To have moral principles; to do the right thing.
• To disagree or have the opposite perspective of a presented claim.

Define the word "accuracy".

• To be correct or without error.
• To disagree or have a lack of harmony.
• To interrupt; to throw something in between.
• To have moral principles; to do the right thing.
• To disagree or have the opposite perspective of a presented claim.

Complete the following sentence with the correct word: "The animal-rights activist argued that it is not --- to experiment on chimpanzees because they are conscious living creatures who experience pain."

• accuracy
• discord
• dissent
• ethical
• interject

Select all the synonyms for the word "interject".

• interrupt
• disagree
• intrude
• cordial
• break up

Select all the antonyms for the word "accuracy".

• correct
• error
• unreliable
• perfect
• flawed