WorksheetsWords of the Week Quiz (2/3-2/7)
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Impose
To force something on someone or something
Cruel or unfair
A revival or period of renewed interest in something
A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way
Rational
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
Based on reason rather than emotion; sensible
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
To change the meaning, appearance, or sound of something in an undesirable way
Justifiable
A representation of someone or something in words or images
Normal or traditional
Able to be defended as correct or reasonable
Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way
Principle
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way
Reasonable to trust or believe
What is considered normal and accepted
Status quo
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
A revival or period of renewed interest in something
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
What is considered normal and accepted
Renaissance
The act of treating someone as less-than or unimportant
Cruel or unfair
A revival or period of renewed interest in something
A representation of someone or something in words or images
Marginalize
To force something on someone or something
To treat someone as less-than or unimportant
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
Normal or traditional
Depiction
A representation of someone or something in words or images
An opinion-based explanation of what a fact or set of facts shows or means
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
Reasonable to trust or believe
Oppressive
Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way
Cruel or unfair
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
Based on reason rather than emotion; sensible
Conventional
Normal or traditional
What is considered normal and accepted
A revival or period of renewed interest in something
A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way
Fallacy
A representation of someone or something in words or images
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
An opinion-based explanation of what a fact or set of facts shows or means
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
Rhetoric
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
Cruel or unfair
A revival or period of renewed interest in something
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
Candid
Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way
A representation of someone or something in words or images
The act of treating someone as less-than or unimportant
Normal or traditional
Credible
Reasonable to trust or believe
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
Bias
A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason
A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking
The act of treating someone as less-than or unimportant
Normal or traditional
Distort
The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others
Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way
A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way
To change the meaning, appearance, or sound of something in an undesirable way
Interpretation*
Reasonable to trust or believe
Cruel or unfair
A representation of someone or something in words or images
An opinion-based explanation of what a fact or set of facts shows or means
