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WorksheetsAll American Boys Quiz 1
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 29mins
If two words are said to be synonymous, what does this imply?
The words have opposite meanings.
The words have similar meanings.
The words are difficult to pronounce.
The words are rarely used.
Match each vocabulary word to the sentence where it best fits.
oblivious
She was so lost in thought that she was __________ to the noise around her.
transfixed
The child was __________ by the magician's amazing tricks, unable to look away.
dehumanized
The harsh conditions at the camp made the workers feel __________ and less than human.
dumbfounded
Maria was completely __________ when she saw the heavy police presence at the peaceful demonstration, as she did not expect such a reaction.
Which of the following words carries a strong positive connotation? Select the best answer.
malicious
exquisite
apathetic
mundane
If someone is transfixed ( (a) ) by a performance, it means they are experiencing a certain reaction.
Of the following experiences, (a) would most likely be described as surreal.
In the following sentences, the word 'impeccable' is used. The sentence that uses 'impeccable' incorrectly is .
The jeweler admired the impeccable diamond.
After hours of practice, Mia delivered an impecaccable performance.
Despite the impeccable weather, they had a wonderful day.
The chef was praised for his impeccable food.
Match each word with its correct meaning as used in the sentence.
dislike for something or someone
antipathy
loyalty or devotion to something or someone
allegiance
fear of something or someone
phobia
curiosity about something or someone
inquisitiveness
Read the sentences below. After being denied a promotion without explanation, Jamie experienced a significant __________. He remained __________ to the real reason until a colleague shared confidential information with him. Which two words best complete this sentence?
bias ; confused
injustice ; unaware
assumption ; responsible
prejudice ; restricted
"The army starved the city into submission"
What is the closest meaning of the word submission as used in the sentences above?
showing kindness to others
agreeing to follow rules or requests
making a strong argument
"Many of the people in the town have made erroneous assumptions about Quinn which lead him to feel immense pressure and resentment."
Which of the following best defines the word assumption as it is used in the context above?
a proven fact that is supported by evidence
a guess made without any information
an idea accepted as true without proof
Sometimes, it can be challenging to confront your own _______ when interacting with individuals from unfamiliar backgrounds. After Mark acknowledged his mistake, he no longer viewed the demonstrators as a/an _______ crowd causing trouble, but as passionate supporters of equality and reform.
prejudices ; radical
indifferent ; naive
ignorance ; hostile
responsible ; ordinary
Read the following question and select all that apply. Demographic information about a population would include...
the age distribution of a group of people
the types of hobbies people enjoy
the income levels within a community
the favorite foods of a group of people
the gender breakdown of a population
Read the sentence below. We are accountable for what we post on social media even though we can't control or prohibit misinformation from flooding our timelines.
PART A: What is the best meaning for the word accountable in the sentence above?
justified
entitled
interesting
responsible
In which of the following sentences is the word custody used correctly?
The museum placed the ancient vase in custody to protect it from damage.
The police took the suspect into custody after the investigation.
She took custody of her new car after buying it from the dealership.
The chef took custody of the kitchen utensils before cooking dinner.
Read the sentences below. The train station was filled with _________ that the police officers needed to question about the altercation. Two passengers began to complain about the wait the incident caused and demanded that they give their statement before anyone else so they could leave. The police officer exclaimed, "The only person that has the _________ of telling me what to do is my boss! We'll get to you when we get to you!" The crowd in the station immediately fell quiet, startled by the officer's reaction. What two words best complete the sentence above?
bystanders ; privilege
criminals ; nerve
contestants ; courage
participants ; audacity
witnesses ; authority
Which of the following best describes the word bias, as it is commonly used?
an official rule or law that must be followed
a strong and unfair feeling in favor of or against a person or group
the act of helping someone in need
to make a decision after careful thought
Which sentence best demonstrates the correct use of the word 'prejudice'?
He used prejudice to solve the math problem.
They went on a prejudice to the mountains.
She showed prejudice by judging others before knowing them.
The prejudice was delicious and sweet.
Read the sentence below.
Despite the overwhelming evidence, the jury's decision was influenced by their own bias.
What does the word 'bias' mean as used in the sentence?
a fair and balanced opinion
a strong and unfair preference or dislike
a detailed investigation
a legal document
Which of the following words is most similar in meaning to 'assumption' as used in the context of making decisions?
evidence
guess
conclusion
proof
