Vocabulary 1
The best or most skillful people in a group
a. Elite
b. Ultimate
c. Irrelevant
d. Eliminate
a. Elite
to get rid of something that is not wanted or needed
a. Elite
b. Ultimate
c. Irrelevant
d. Eliminate
d. Eliminate
a strong feeling of anger and shock at something you feel is unfair
a. risk
b. ultimate
c. outrage
d. motivate
c. outrage
to deliberately not include something or someone
a. confined
b. exclude
c. Implicate
d. Inclination
b. exclude
Let's get ________ to the point
a. come
b. back to
c. around
d. excuse
b. back to
Relating to the basic nature or character of something
a. Enhanced
b. Fundmental
c. Protective
d. Initiative
b. Fundmental
Wanting to stop someone or something from being hurt or damaged
a. Enhanced
b. Fundmental
c. Protective
d. Initiative
c. Protective
The possibility that something unpleasant or dangerous might happen
a. Unscrupulous
b. risk
c. irrelevant
d. Motivate
b. risk
Limited to one area or group of people
a. exclude
b. confined
c. integration
d. implicate
b. confined
A lack of sleep can _______ many health problems.
a. run into
b. since
c. result
d. lead to
d. lead to
to deliberately become involved in a situation to try to influence it
a. Interfere
b. ultimate
c. prolonged
d. prestige
a. Interfere
Not important for what you are discussing or doing
a. prestigious
b. irrelevant
c. ultimate
d. restricted
b. irrelevant
Happening at the end of a process or activity or the best achievable
a. Prolonged
b. Ultimate
c. Irrelevant
d. Enhance
b. Ultimate
Used for saying that something is certain to happen
a. scenario
b. integration
c. inevitably
d. Inclination
c. inevitably
What is an Ad Hominem argument?
a. An argument that makes an assumption based off of a sample size that is too small.
b. An argument that relies on the popularity of an idea. The more popular it is, the more valid it is.
c. An argument that uses an attack on one's appearance, character traits, and personality.
d. An argument that raises a side issue that distracts the audience from the real issue.
c. An argument that uses an attack on one's appearance, character traits, and personality.
the high reputation that someone or something has earned
a. Interfere
b. ultimate
c. prolonged
d. prestige
d. prestige
The ability to decide in an independent way what to do when or to take charge before others do
a. motivate
b. restricted
c. initiative
d. Unscrupulous
c. initiative
Their different religious beliefs made them _________ as boyfriend and girlfriend.
a. Integration
b. Scenario
c. Incompatible
d. Inevitably
c. Incompatible
a situation that could possibly happen
a. Integration
b. Scenario
c. Incompatible
d. Inevitably
b. Scenario
Is this an example of Ad hominem?:
When I was young, my dad and brothers never helped with the household chores. All men are useless in the house.
No
The fan _____________ with the game when he ran out onto the field naked.
a. Enhanced
b. Motivated
c. Eliminated
d. Interfered
d. Interfered
We want to _______ the students with a party if everyone passes the test.
a. Enhance
b. Motivate
c. restrict
d. interfere
b. Motivate
Willing to do things that are unfair, dishonest, or illegal
a. risk
b. protective
c. initiative
d. unscrupulous
d. unscrupulous
to make something seem likely to be the cause of something bad
a. Incompatible
b. Integration
c. Inclination
d. Implicate
d. Implicate
Is this an example of Ad Hominem?
Socrates' arguments about human excellence are rubbish. What could a man as ugly as he know about human excellence.
Yes