WorksheetsLesson 4 Honestly, Fairness, and Openness
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
bluff
to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats
to invent in order to deceive
completely honest
real, not copied or fake, sincere
frank
to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats
to invent in order to deceive
completely honest
real, not copied or fake, sincere
fabricate
to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats
to invent in order to deceive
completely honest
real, not copied or fake, sincere
genuine
to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats
to invent in order to deceive
completely honest
real, not copied or fake, sincere
suppress
to prevent from being published/known; to end by force
to copy the words or ideas of another
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
obvious
to prevent from being published/known; to end by force
to copy the words or ideas of another
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
plagiarize
to prevent from being published/known; to end by force
to copy the words or ideas of another
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
impartial
to prevent from being published/known; to end by force
to copy the words or ideas of another
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
integrity
strong moral character; sticking to one's morals
dependable, able to be trusted
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
reliable
strong moral character; sticking to one's morals
dependable, able to be trusted
fair, not favoring one side over the other
easy to see; apparent
