Framed

What is the meaning of the word 'framed' in the context of being accused of a crime?

• To be set up or falsely accused

• To be put in a picture frame

• To be given a structure

• To be praised

Which sentence uses the word 'framed' correctly?

• She framed the picture and hung it on the wall.

• He framed the house with new wood.

• The artist framed his emotions in the painting.

• The detective framed the suspect for the crime.

Identify the correct use of 'framed' in a literary context.

• The poem was framed with a beautiful border.

• The character was framed for a crime he didn't commit.

• The story was framed in a historical setting.

• The novel was framed by the author's experiences.

In which sentence is 'framed' used as a verb?

• The framed picture looked beautiful.

• He was framed for the robbery.

• The framed house was sturdy.

• The framed artwork was expensive.

What is the grammatical function of 'framed' in the sentence: 'He was framed for the crime'?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

Choose the sentence where 'framed' is used metaphorically.

• The picture was framed in gold.

• The suspect was framed by the police.

• The house was framed with steel beams.

• The story was framed by the narrator's perspective.

Which of the following is a synonym for 'framed' when used in the context of being set up?

• Exonerated

• Entrapped

• Liberated

• Acquitted

What is the antonym of 'framed' in the context of being falsely accused?

• Vindicated

• Convicted

• Implicated

• Incriminated

In the sentence 'The artist framed his work with a wooden border,' what part of speech is 'framed'?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

Which sentence best illustrates the use of 'framed' in a structural context?

• The suspect was framed for the crime.

• The house was framed with timber.

• The picture was framed beautifully.

• The story was framed by the author's experiences.