Vocabulary Quiz

"Impeach" means:

• To formally accuse a public official of misconduct.

• To promote a public official to a higher position.

• To praise a public official's achievements.

• To declare a law unconstitutional.

"Declare" means:

• To announce something clearly, firmly, publicly, or officially.

• To conceal or hide something from the public.

• To negotiate or compromise on something.

• To protest against an issue.

"Censure" means:

• To strongly criticize or disapprove of something or someone.

• To promote or endorse something.

• To observe or monitor a situation.

• To remain neutral on an issue.

"Boycotting" means:

• Refusing to participate or engage as a form of protest.

• Supporting or promoting something actively.

• Ignoring something unintentionally.

• Discussing or debating a topic publicly.

"Shock" means:

• A sudden and intense feeling of surprise or disturbance.

• A gradual realization of something important.

• A mild disagreement with someone or something.

• A sense of calm and contentment.

"Martial law" refers to:

• A system of government led by elected representatives.

• The imposition of direct military control over normal civilian functions.

• A type of law that applies only to military personnel.

• A legal reform designed to improve democracy.

"Stalemate" means:

• A situation where progress is impossible due to disagreement or deadlock.

• A rapid progression toward a resolution.

• An agreement reached through negotiation.

• A complete absence of conflict or tension.

"Overturned" means:

• To reverse or cancel a decision, rule, or law.

• To establish a new policy or rule.

• To support or uphold a previous decision.

• To leave a decision unchanged.

"Rescinded" means:

• To revoke, cancel, or repeal a law, order, or agreement.

• To reinforce or strengthen an existing rule.

• To publicly support a proposal or decision.

• To clarify or amend a statement.

"Protests" mean:

• A statement or action expressing disapproval or objection to something.

• A public celebration of support for a decision or event.

• A discussion to resolve differences peacefully.

• A call for negotiation and compromise.