Week 6 part 2 Vocabulary Quiz

The publisher's ______ claims led to a myriad of law suits. Use the new words in the following sentences.

• amnesty

• expatriate

• exoneraate

• fiat

• mendacious

When the jury began to deliberate, they were prepared to ______ the culprit. Use the new words in the following sentences.

• amnesty

• expatriate

• exonerate

• fiat

• mendacious

The itinerant poet, living abroad for twenty years, was a voluntary ______. Use the new words in the following sentences.

• amnesty

• expatriate

• exonerate

• fiat

• mendacious

One cannot govern by ______; the sedentary mayor quickly learned; it is necessary to get out and meet the citizens if you want their cooperation. Use the new words in the following sentences.

• amesty

• expatriate

• exonerate

• fiat

• mendacious

We recognized the dictator's ______ as an obvious feint that would be withdrawn after Christmas. Use the new words in the following sentences.

• amnesty

• expatriate

• exonerate

• fiat

• mendacious

Match the word "amnesty" with its meaning.

• an exile

• lying, untrue

• a general pardon

• to free from guilt

• an official order, a decree

Match the word "expatriate" with its meaning.

• an exile

• lying, untrue

• a general pardon

• to free from guilt

• an official order, a decree

Match the word "exonerate" with its meaning.

• an exile

• lying, untrue

• a general pardon

• to free from guilt

• an official order, a decree

Match the word "fiat" with its meaning.

• an exile

• lying, untrue

• a general pardon

• to free from guilt

• an official order, a decree

Match the word "mendacious" with its meaning.

• an exile

• lying, untrue

• a general pardon

• to free from guilt

• an official order, a decree