Unit 7 Quiz: Vocabulary

The student, who wrote all over the desks, tried to [––] the teacher that he did not do it, and that he was innocent.

• malevolent
• concise
• convince

The fad of people wearing t-shirts of rock bands they don't actually listen to is quite [——] in high school — it's everywhere!

• prevalent
• malign
• exploit

Be [——] of those phone calls you get saying your "warranty is due to expire" or that "your credit card has been hacked" because they're usually scams.

• wary
• concise
• subtle

In the fantasy book, the [——] forces of darkness threaten to seize power.

• malevolent
• wary
• subtle

In the early 1900s, factory owners continued to [——] child laborers because they were cheap and were unlikely to demand safer working conditions.

• prevalent
• malign
• exploit

I would not dare [——] my own friend by spreading false rumors about her!

• malign
• concise
• detrimental

If your opinion is VALID, then you can support it with facts and evidence.

• True
• False

If you feel MALICE toward someone, then you hate him.

• True
• False

Anthony's work on the essay was IMPECCABLE, so I had a lot of criticisms.

• True
• False

If red shirts are SPARSE in the crowd, then you don't see many of them.

• True
• False