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Exam 1 review

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

requires or forces

a)

tyranny

b)

assent

c)

constrains

d)

acquiesce

2.

morally correct behavior or thinking; uprightness

a)

acquiesce

b)

rectitude

c)

assent

d)

tyranny

3.

approval or agreement

a)

constrains

b)

assent

c)

acquiesce

d)

demonstrates

4.

oppressive power

a)

establish

b)

conviction

c)

tyranny

d)

constrains

5.

accept something reluctantly but without protest

a)

acquiesce

b)

rectitude

c)

infallibility

6.

absolute rule; tyranny

a)

prejudices

b)

despotism

c)

salutary

d)

established

7.

inability to be in error

a)

integrity

b)

infallibility

c)

prejudices

d)

corrupt

8.

dishonest

a)

corrupted

b)

rectitude

c)

salutary

d)

year 11

9.

unfavorable opinions or feelings formed beforehand or without factual support

a)

freedom

b)

integrity

c)

prejudices

d)

rectitude

10.

beneficial; promoting a positive purpose

a)

corrupted

b)

salutory

c)

depotism

d)

salutary

11.

virtue; commitment to moral or ethical principles

a)

integrity

b)

acquiesce

c)

consanguinity

d)

democracy

12.

the ability to attract and engage an audience's mind or emotions

a)

appeal

b)

propaganda

c)

speaker points

d)

metaphor

13.

information, ideas, or rumors spread widely and deliberately to help or harm a person, group, movement, cause, or nation

a)

propaganda

b)

lecturer

c)

symbolism

d)

appeal

14.

the use of images or objects to represent ideas or qualities

a)

propaganda

b)

appeal

c)

symbolism

d)

photos

15.

the state or appearance of being convinced

a)

conviction

b)

diety

c)

confirm

d)

establish

16.

to prove; to demonstrate

a)

establsih

b)

establishment

c)

establish

d)

establosh

17.

to add to

a)

demonstrate

b)

supplement

c)

subtract

d)

accumulate

18.

to show; to explain

a)

demonstrate

b)

establish

c)

conviction

d)

demonstration

19.

to make firm; establish

a)

confirm

b)

reaffirm

c)

prefirm

d)

subform