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WorksheetsFreedom of Speech Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Abridge
To shorten
To prevent
To agree
To disagree
Many people (a) that getting out in the sun is good for your health.
Infringe
To prevent from doing
To shorten
To violate someone's freedom
A past decision that can be used to guide future decisions
The manager demanded that the builder (a) the repair costs after the deck collapsed.
Prohibit
To agree with
To forbid or make illegal
To disagree with
To right a wrong
They (a) that the long term effects of eating artificial sweeteners are unknown.
Pizza and other snack foods (a) a large part of a teenager's diet.
Dissent
To hold an opinion that is different from the majority
To agree with
To make illegal
To recognize or understand
Contend
To agree
To disagree
To recognize something that is unclear
To claim or state as truth
Even though the (a) was to hire only college grads, the lab hired Dolores while she was still in school.
Discern
To agree with
To see or recognize something that is not clear
To establish
To claim as truth
Precedent
To right a wrong
To forbid or prevent from doing
A past decision that can be used to guide future decisions
To violate someone's rights
The majority of people voted to change the name of the school to Freedom Elementary; only two (a) and voted for Independence Elementary.
Constitute
To claim as the truth
To hold or express a different opinion than the majority
To be made up of; to be part of the whole
To violate someone's freedom
When Maria and Marsha's mom dresses them in the same outfit, it's hard to (a) who is who.
The newspaper editor (a) the article to ensure it would fit the space.
After he got low grades on his report card, Callen's mother (a) him from playing games.
Redress
To forbid
To disagree with
To violate someone's rights
To right a wrong
Concur
To have the same opinion
To disagree with the majority
To prevent from doing
To right a wrong
They claim the use of the phrase "lady boss" (a) on their trademark.
