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WorksheetsUnit #4 - bene, mal, mis
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What are some ways that a person might act as a benefactor?
Pay for someone in line behind you at Starbucks.
Borrowing money for a scholarship fund at CGMS.
Refusing to pay a tip to your waitress.
Travel to a poor country.
What are some things that you have found beneficial for learning?
procrastinating
having a quiet place to study
listening to notifications on my phone
stopping frequently for snacks
When have you been a beneficiary?
when I recieved something for free
when my friends helped me study for a test
when my family helped me over a bad time with my friends
when my teacher gave me extra credit
Which of the following is a benevolent act?
being a bystander
sbuying the latest style
helping someone pick up their stuff
leaving a party early
What is a kind of malady?
20/20 vision
newberry award
super bowl
athlete's foot
Which of the following would be considered malicious behavior?
helping an old lady cross the street
leaving your dog at a shelter
stealing your friend's money
tripping on a curb
Why might someone want to malign another person?
to get an award
to get revenge
to get a raise
to get a new grade
Why might someone who has plenty to eat still be malnourished?
they are eating only junk food
they are bulimic
they are eating only raw vegetables
they eat only once a day
Which of the following sentences is not true?
I was a mischievous child who got in a lot of trouble for my pranks.
The mischievous man snuck into the bank to steal some money.
The mischievous dog sat quietly by the mailbox as the mailman delivered the mail.
The mischievous toddler looked up from the bowl of pudding and she had chocolate all over her face.
Which of the following could be considered a miscue?
Our package was delivered to our house this morning.
I called my teacher to schedule a study session.
The bus I got on dropped me off five miles from my house.
My neighbor paid me $10 to mow the lawn.
Which of the following shouldn't cause misgivings?
Leaving a dog and a cat together in the same room.
Saving up all your extra money to help pay for college.
Leaving the water on, running into a clogged sink.
Staying up all night at a party the night before a big test.
True or False: Paris's bridge, called the Pont Neuf, is a misnomer because the bridge was built in 1607 but it means 'new bridge.'
true
false
