6.1 Vocabulary Review - “Censorship” (Blue)

Choose the word that makes the most sense to complete this sentence. To improve my health, I need to eat __________ foods.

• processed

• version

• regulate

• unhealthy

• specific

Which sentence uses the word version correctly?

• The version of winter this year was expected to be colder than usual.

• Michael’s favorite version of the play is the one that was on television last night.

• Juan’s version of soup needed to be warmed up because it had gotten cold.

Which is an example of appropriate?

• Ayah does not watch scary movies with her little sister because they scare her.

• Bruno’s sister wore a swimsuit to their cousin’s wedding.

• Matthew likes to speak loudly while watching a movie in a theater.

Choose the word that makes the most sense to complete this sentence. The FCC continues to __________ what people broadcast over the airwaves.

• control

• monitor

• exclude

• permitted

• regulate

Which sentence uses the word exclude correctly?

• Her mother wanted to exclude dinner every day.

• Mia did not want her coach to exclude her from the game.

• If you are not going to exclude the sun, I am not going to the beach.

Which is an example of coarse behavior?

• Emily told a joke that people found offensive.

• Elijah’s father uses kind words when he speaks to people.

• Tiana makes sure to smile and wave when she sees someone she knows.

Choose the word that makes the most sense to complete this sentence. Our coach has us practice every day in the __________ of playing our best in the game.

• version

• interest

• hope

• expectation

• permit

Which sentence uses the word permit correctly?

• The school will permit you to bring four guests to the ceremony.

• Alex will permit the rain during the game on Saturday.

• She will permit the teacher about when the assignment is due.

What does the word "appropriate" mean?

• Benefit

• Control by a rule

• Acceptable or suitable for a purpose or occasion

• Crude

What does the word "regulate" mean?

• Keep out or prevent from joining

• Control by a rule

• Allow to be done or occur

• Crude