Fall Final Vocab Review

Which of the following sentences uses the word "aesthetic" correctly?

• Sarah found the scenery to be aesthetically pleasing because it was so ugly.

• The artist's work reflected a unique aesthetic.

• The musician's performance lacked aesthetic qualities so everyone loved it.

•  The plain and dirty room had a strong aesthetic appeal.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "besiege" correctly?

•  The dog besieged its owner with affection by ignoring  her at the entrance.

• Sarah besieged her friend with compliments.

• The politician besieged the audience with promises during the speech.

• The students besieged the teacher with questions after the lecture forcing him to stay later.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "ambiguous" correctly?

•  The sign was ambiguous, clearly indicating the correct direction.

• The instructions were ambiguous, causing confusion among the students.

• The teacher provided ambiguous explanations, making it easier for the students to understand.

• The email was ambiguous, providing specific details about the meeting.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "conviction" correctly?

• He approached the situation with confidence and no conviction in his abilities.

•  Her conviction in the importance of education drove her to become a teacher.

• The jury's innocent conviction of the defendant was filled with doubt and unreliable witnesses.

•  Without conviction, he succeeded in accomplishing all his dreams.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "demeanor" correctly?

•  The teacher's demeanor in the classroom was strict and intimidating which is why all the students loved her.

• The employee's sloppy attire reflected his professional demeanor.

• Despite the difficult situation, Sarah maintained a calm and composed demeanor.

• John's polite demeanor revealed his true intentions as a liar.

 Which of the following sentences uses the word "elude" correctly?

•  The student's hard work eluded the teacher's attention, so she received an award.

• The athlete eluded the victory by giving all she had at the end of the race.

•  Sarah eluded her fears and faced them head-on.

•  The criminal managed to elude the police for months.

True or False? Exacerbate means to alleviate or improve a situation.

• True

• False

True or False? Implication means an explicit statement or assertion.

• True

• False

 True or False? Loquacious means quiet or reserved.

• True

• False

True or False? Rectify means to worsen or make something worse.

• True

• False