Vocabulary Ch 3 Practice for Grade 7

What is the definition of the word "integrity"?

• The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

• The ability to understand and share the feelings of another

• The state of being open and honest

• The quality of being fair and impartial

Which sentence correctly uses the word "naive"?

• The judge was very naive in his decision.

• The young girl was naive, believing everyone she met was kind.

• The teacher was naive in her grading.

• The athlete was naive in his training.

Identify the synonym of the word "lenient".

• Strict

• Harsh

• Permissive

• Severe

What is the antonym of the word "overt"?

• Hidden

• Clear

• Obvious

• Transparent

Which word means "a threat or danger"?

• Integrity

• Menace

• Morale

• Legitimate

Use the word "undermine" in a sentence.

• The new policy will undermine the workers' rights.

• The new policy will undermine the workers' morale.

• The new policy will undermine the workers' integrity.

• The new policy will undermine the workers' leniency.

What is the definition of the word "legitimate"?

• Not authorized by the law

• Conforming to the law or to rules

• Lacking moral principles

• Showing favoritism

Identify the synonym of the word "impartial".

• Biased

• Unfair

• Neutral

• Prejudiced

Which sentence correctly uses the word "morale"?

• The team's morale was high after their victory.

• The team's morale was low after their victory.

• The team's morale was indifferent after their victory.

• The team's morale was lenient after their victory.

What is the antonym of the word "delete"?

• Remove

• Erase

• Add

• Eliminate