Which sentence best demonstrates the use of "undermine"?

His constant criticism served to undermine her confidence.

The river undermine the mountain by flowing beside it.

She undermine her shoes by cleaning them.

The teacher undermine the lesson by teaching it.

Which of the following situations best illustrates the meaning of "stagnant"?

A pond that has not moved or changed for months

A river that flows rapidly after a storm

A classroom full of lively discussion

A writer wants to convey that a character is "oblivious" to the danger around them. Which sentence best achieves this?

He walked through the busy street, unaware of the cars honking at him.

She carefully watched every move, alert to any threat.

They ran away as soon as they heard the warning.

She was terrified by the sudden noise.

Given the sentence: "The judge remained objective throughout the trial," explain what "objective" means in this context and why it is important.

It means the judge was unbiased, which is important for making fair decisions.

It means the judge was emotional, which is important for fairness.

It means the judge was confused, which is important for justice.

It means the judge was angry, which is important for order.

A student encounters the word "nuanced" in a text. Which of the following best explains how the student could independently determine its meaning?

By looking at the context in the sentence and using a dictionary if needed

By guessing based on the length of the word

By asking a friend for the answer

Read the following sentence: "The coveted award was given to the most innovative student." What does "coveted" mean, and what evidence from the sentence supports your answer?

Highly desired; because it was given as a reward for innovation

Unwanted; because it was given to the least innovative student

Broken; because it was not given to anyone

Unclear; because the sentence does not provide enough information

A student is asked to "discriminate" between two similar concepts in a science class. What does "discriminate" mean in this context, and why is it important?

To recognize differences; it is important for understanding subtle distinctions

To treat people unfairly; it is not important

To ignore differences; it is important for simplicity

To combine ideas; it is important for creativity

A teacher asks students to "denounce" an unfair practice in a debate. What does "denounce" mean, and how might a student do this effectively?

To publicly condemn; by providing reasons and evidence against the practice

To praise; by complimenting the practice

To ignore; by not mentioning the practice

To support; by defending the practice

A student describes a situation as "surreal." Which of the following best explains what this means and how the student might justify their word choice?

It felt dreamlike or unreal; because the events were strange or unexpected

It was very ordinary; because nothing unusual happened

It was very sad; because someone was upset

It was very funny; because everyone laughed

A student is reading a text and comes across the word "rudimentary." How can the student determine if the word is important to understanding the text, and what strategies should they use to figure out its meaning?

Check if the word is central to the main idea and use context clues or a dictionary to determine its meaning

Ignore the word and keep reading

English 11 Quiz Weeks 1-5

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