Lesson 2 Words To Go Quiz Questions Flashcards

1
Q

What do tactful people try not to hurt?

A

Other’s feelings

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2
Q

Which is an example of commendable behavior?
A. cheating
B. truthfulness
C. laughing

A

B. truthfulness

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3
Q

Farms are most likely to suffer from erosion as a result of what?

A

Floods

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4
Q

What kind of clothin is meant to be deceptive?

A

a disguise

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5
Q

What might a person say jubilantly?
A. “Hurray!”
B. “Rats!”
C. “Keep trying”

A

A. “Hurray!”

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6
Q

True or False

A miser is someone who hoards his or her money.

A

True

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7
Q

True or False

Most people would consider a picnic on the beach to be drudgery.

A

False

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8
Q

True or False

If you know exactly what to say, you are likely to falter when you say it.

A

False

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9
Q

True or False

People who express themselves in original ways use too many cliches.

A

True

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10
Q

True or False

Telling an umpire he’s blind as a bat would probably offend him.

A

True

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11
Q

True or False

Dessert is supposed to be a luscious part of a meal.

A

True

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12
Q

Antonyms:

lose; misplace

A

Retrieve

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13
Q

Antonyms:

blame; criticize

A

Commend

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14
Q

Antonyms:

build up; add to

A

Erode

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15
Q

Antonyms:

unskillful; not able

A

Competent

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16
Q

Antonyms:

flatter; praise; please

A

Offend

17
Q

Antonyms:

share; use up; distribute

A

Hoard

18
Q

Antonyms:

encourage; inspire; reassure

A

Intimidate

19
Q

Antonyms:

sad; sorrowful; disappointed

A

Jubilant

20
Q

Antonyms:

changeable; temporary; weak

A

Steadfast

21
Q

Antonyms:

truthfulness; honesty; sincerity

A

Deception

22
Q

Antonyms:

clumsy comments, thoughtlessness

A

Tact

23
Q

Antonyms:

disgusting; nasty-tasting; unpleasing

A

Luscious

24
Q

I hate copying a paper over, it’s such ____________.

A

Drudgery

25
Q

Every game that I lost helped to _____________ my confidence just a little more.

A

Erode

26
Q

As a ___________ to draw a fox away from her nest, a bird might pretend her wing is broken.

A

Deception

27
Q

You have to be a ___________ carpenter to build a sturdy house.

A

Competent

28
Q

It is selfish to __________ supplies just for yourself when everyone needs them.

A

Hoard

29
Q

Pears are never more _________ than they are at this time of year.

A

Luscious

30
Q

Georgia was __________ when she found out she had won the contest.

A

Jubilant

31
Q

Yoshi ran back into the school to _________ his forgotten backpack.

A

Retrieve

32
Q

It would have shown __________ to say “I think you can do better” instead of “Gosh, that was horrible!”

A

Tact

33
Q

A strange noise made me ________ as I started to go into the dark basement.

A

Falter

34
Q

If we let the other team ____________ us, we won’t have the confidence we need to play well.

A

Intimidate

35
Q

Jenny’s teachers ___________ her for trying even though she doesn’t always get A’s.

A

Commend

36
Q

Ted never gives up because he has the ____________ belief that he will someday succeed.

A

Steadfast

37
Q

You will probably ___________ the person who gave you a gift if you just toss it aside after opening it.

A

Offend

38
Q

It is often easier to use a __________ than to think of a fresh, new way to say something.

A

Cliche