Practice

Vocabulary

100

She had an interesting ______, and she made him think about things differently.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

Perspective

200

• There's been some ________ phone calls over Billy Langstrom's death.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

anonymous

300

• To raise a child to _______ requires your heart, energy, time, and wealth.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

adulthood

400

• I don't appreciate when you equivocate with me, it seems ________.

 

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

 

disingenuous

500

• It's hard to judge a guy by _______ love letters.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

Teenage

Vocabulary

100

• To ___________ means slow and measured, the pace of this kind of careful decision making.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

deliberate

200

• Had his offer been as __________ as her acceptance?

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

impulsive

300

Teams of scientists in different parts of the world can _________ virtually.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

collaborate

400

• Under one or other of these forms the use of tobacco is more widely spread than is that of any other ________.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

stimulant

500

• After a short period of freedom she was again arrested for making ______ speeches.

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

 inflammatory

Rhetorical Devices

100

“You can imagine what a mess her room was after that”

What is the rhetorical device here?

analog:

direct address

juxtaposition

rhetorical question

direct address

200

After dinner, I have to put the dishes in the dishwasher. My brother gets to go to his room to do homework. (The difference points out the unfairness.

juxtaposition

300

Alex is like a fish in the water; he can swim faster and farther than anyone. He’s more at home in the water than out. (It explains how well he swims.)

analogy

400

That’s a great idea for a gift. Who doesn’t like chocolate? (It shows how great the idea is.

rhetorical question

general question

100

• Have you ever felt ________ when asked to read out your work to your group?

Perspective, deliberate, impulsive, stimulant, anonymous, inhibited, Teenage, adulthood, collaborate, inflammatory, disingenuous

inhibited