To declare that you believe something is to

• insist that you don’t believe it.

• suggest that you might believe it.

• make known that you believe it.

• lie that you do believe it.

The speaker’s lofty attitude made it clear that

• she was well informed.

• she was standing on a platform.

• she believed in what she was saying.

• she felt herself superior to her audience.

When Brian exhibited his knowledge, he

• showed his knowledge in public.

• made good use of his knowledge.

• doubted his knowledge.

• put on a show in a gallery.

To be persecuted is to be

• arrested.

• taken to court.

• treated cruelly.

• chased.

Which of the following might have a clasp?

• a safe

• a refrigerator door

• a bracelet

• a scarf

An immigrant is someone who

• is staying in his or her homeland.

• travels often to other countries.

• travels in a wagon train.

• is coming into a new country.

What do the contributors to a magazine do?

• review the magazine

• supply stories to be printed in the magazine

• buy copies of the magazine

• sell the magazine in their stores

The mayor is most likely to unveil

• a new park.

• a new law.

• a new statue.

• a new window.

A pedestal is most likely to hold

• a small pig.

• a feast.

• a bicycle.

• a vase.

The committee wrote a declaration of purpose. Declaration means

• plan.

• public statement.

• description.

• argument for.