Unit IV Step II

The right to make moral choices and choose religion is called the ... .

• conscientious choice

• freedom of consciousness

• freedom of conscience

• conscious freedom

The two utterances 'A is B' and 'A is not B' are ... .

• self-sufficient

• dubious

• contrary

• contradictory

On hearing the bad news he fell ... .

• scarcely

• insane

• unconscious

• insufficient

The budget funds did not ... to cover all the expenses of the government.

• suffice

• impact

• enough

• amount

The commander-in-chief had a distorted ... of the military campaign.

• identity

• perspective

• prospective

• prospect

Napoleon admitted the possibility of a total loss. "It is a likely ... ," he said.

• prospect

• perspective

• prospective

• No correct answer

The image of Uncle Sam became ... ... the USA.

• identified with

• identified as

• identical with

• No correct answer

... readers paid for the subscription for two years in advance to support the newspaper.

• Subconscious

• Unconscious

• Conscious

• Conscientious

We looked through the morning paper and became ... ... the market situation.

• conscientious for

• conscious of

• conscientious at

• conscious at

The new budget allocation was still ... to save the situation.

• sufficient

• insufficient

• contravening

• contradictory