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The Clayesmore Lexicon - Week 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

which word means:


having or expressing more than one meaning

a)

ambiguous

b)

analogy

c)

empirical

d)

comprehensive

e)

statistics

2.

which word means:


based on what is seen or experienced rather than theory

a)

empirical

b)

statistics

c)

analogy

d)

ambiguous

e)

comprehensive

3.

which is the definition of:


analogy

a)

a comparison between two things that have similar features

b)

based on what is seen or experienced

c)

having more than one meaning

d)

complete and including everything that is necessary

e)

a collection of numerical facts

4.

What is the definition of:


statistics

a)

a collection of numerical facts

b)

having more than one meaning

c)

complete and including everything necessary

d)

a comparison between two things that have similar features

e)

based on what is seen or experienced

5.

which word means:


complete and including everything necessary

a)

comprehensive

b)

empirical

c)

analogy

d)

ambiguous

e)

statistics

6.

Which word means:


the process of examining something in an organized way to learn more about it

a)

analysis

b)

appropriate

c)

concept

d)

criteria

e)

evidence

7.

Which word means:


suitable or right for a particular situation or occasion:

a)

appropriate

b)

analysis

c)

criteria

d)

concept

e)

evidence

8.

Which word means:


a principle or an idea

a)

concept

b)

analysis

c)

appropriate

d)

criteria

e)

evidence

9.

What is the definition of:


criteria

a)

standards by which you judge or decide about something

b)

a principle or an idea

c)

one or more reasons for believing that something is or is not true:

d)

the process of examining something in an organized way to learn more about it

e)

suitable or right for a particular situation or occasion:

10.

What is the definition of:


evidence

a)

one or more reasons for believing that something is or is not true:

b)

standards by which you judge or decide about something

c)

a principle or an idea

d)

suitable or right for a particular situation or occasion:

e)

the process of examining something in an organized way to learn more about it