WorksheetsmyPerspectives Unit 3 Part 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8hrs 30mins
In a company, Priya is an assistant manager who reports to Benjamin, the manager. In this context, what does 'subordinate' mean as an adjective?
Unrelated to rank or position
Equal in rank or position
Lower in rank or position
Higher in rank or position
What does 'oppress' mean?
To ignore or neglect
To govern or rule cruelly or unjustly
To govern or rule kindly
To liberate or free
During a team meeting, Mason made a comment that embarrassed a colleague in front of everyone, causing others to lose respect for that person. What did Mason do?
To ignore dignity or esteem
To elevate in dignity or esteem
To maintain dignity or esteem
To lower in dignity or esteem
What does 'demeanor' refer to?
A person's wealth
A person's behavior
A person's education
A person's appearance
Sophia and her friends wrote a set of rules for their new club. Before they could start using the rules, everyone needed to agree on them. What does it mean if the group decides to 'ratify' the rules?
To question or doubt
To approve or confirm
To reject or disapprove
To ignore or neglect
What is 'jurisdiction'?
A type of legal document
A method of communication
An area of authority or control
A form of punishment
During a group project, Maya is always cheerful and positive, no matter how challenging the task gets. Her teammates say she has a pleasant disposition. What does 'disposition' mean?
A person's appearance
A person's education
A person's general mood
A person's wealth
Who is a 'plaintiff'?
A person who defends a case in court
A person who brings a case against another in court
A person who witnesses a case in court
A person who judges a case in court
What does 'embolden' mean?
To make someone fearful
To encourage someone to be bold
To discourage someone
To confuse someone
What is the meaning of 'rudimentary'?
Highly sophisticated
Completely developed
Basic and elementary
Advanced and complex
What is 'jargon'?
Language that is easy to understand
Special words used by a particular group
Common language used by everyone
Words that have no meaning
What does 'syntax' refer to?
The arrangement of words in sentences
The meaning of words
The pronunciation of words
The origin of words
What is a 'shroud'?
A type of food
A cloth used to wrap a body for burial
A type of clothing
A piece of furniture
During her first public speech, Maya began to falter when she saw the large audience. What does 'falter' mean in this context?
To proceed confidently
To hesitate or stumble
To accelerate quickly
To speak fluently
What is the meaning of 'stark'?
Bright and colorful
Soft and gentle
Harsh and desolate
Warm and inviting
