1100 words week 5

The spread of misinformation was __________, as false news about candidates circulated widely on social media.

• clandestine

• rampant

• acrimonious

• inane

Many voters were concerned about the __________ of candidates, wondering if their morals aligned with public expectations.

• culprit

• ethics

• paucity

• tolerance

A strong sense of frustration developed among supporters who felt that their chosen candidate’s ideas were dismissed as __________ by the media.

• inane

• duplicitous

• clandestine

• pernicious

Many candidates publicly __________ that they wanted to improve the country’s future, but some critics questioned their sincerity.

• concurred

• tolerated

• admonished

• construed

The campaign had a __________ meeting to discuss their new strategy away from the press and public.

• clandestine

• flagrant

• acrimonious

• inexorable

Despite being warned, one candidate made a __________ attack on their opponent, ignoring calls for civility.

• clandestine

• rampant

• flagrant

• distraught

Political analysts __________ the public to verify information and not believe every rumor they heard.

• concurred

• tolerated

• admonished

• construed

Some candidates faced intense pressure and emotional stress, often described as being under extreme __________.

• duplicity

• duress

• tolerance

• impunity

Investigators identified a __________ behind a series of online leaks that harmed one candidate’s reputation.

• culprit

• paucity

• egregious

• duress

The candidates were faced with __________ criticism from the media, which seemed unrelenting.

• inexorable

• clandestine

• flagrant

• inane