WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
WHICH WORD?
REAL-LIFE SITUATIONS
USE IT IN A SENTENCE
EXPLAIN & CONNECT
100

What does perpetuate mean?

A. To stop something
B. To cause something to continue
C. To support someone
D. To explain something


B. To cause something to continue

100

Which word means a speech honoring someone who has died?

A. Visceral
B. Eulogy
C. Jurisdiction
D. Solidarity


B. Eulogy

100

You watch a scary movie and your heart starts racing. Which word best describes your reaction?

A. Jurisdiction
B. Eulogy
C. Visceral
D. Solidarity

C. Visceral

100

Which sentence uses jurisdiction correctly?

A. “She gave a jurisdiction at the funeral.”
B. “The officer determined whether the case was within his jurisdiction.”
C. “He felt jurisdiction after hearing the news.”
D. “The students showed jurisdiction for their friend.”

B. “The officer determined whether the case was within his jurisdiction.”

100

Which situation would most likely cause a visceral reaction?

A. Reading a grocery list
B. Hearing unexpected frightening news
C. Checking the time
D. Writing your name

B. Hearing unexpected frightening news

200

What does jurisdiction mean?

A. A person's emotional reaction
B. A speech given at a funeral
C. Legal authority over an area or situation
D. Supporting someone emotionally


C. Legal authority over an area or situation

200

Which word means legal authority over an area or situation?

A. Jurisdiction
B. Perpetuate
C. Solidarity
D. Eulogy

A. Jurisdiction

200

Your friend is being treated unfairly, so you stand beside them and show your support. What are you showing?

A. Solidarity
B. Jurisdiction
C. Perpetuation
D. A eulogy


A. Solidarity

200

Which sentence uses perpetuate correctly?

A. “The speech perpetuated a harmful stereotype.”
B. “She perpetuated a funeral speech.”
C. “The officer had perpetuate over the city.”
D. “He felt perpetuate after the accident.”

A. “The speech perpetuated a harmful stereotype.”

200

Which action demonstrates solidarity?

A. Ignoring someone who needs help
B. Supporting a friend during a difficult situation
C. Changing the subject
D. Leaving a conversation


B. Supporting a friend during a difficult situation

300

What does visceral mean?

A. A strong emotional or physical reaction
B. A legal decision
C. A speech honoring someone
D. An act of helping someon

A. A strong emotional or physical reaction

300

Which word means unity or support for a person or group?

A. Jurisdiction
B. Eulogy
C. Solidarity
D. Visceral


C. Solidarity

300

A police department is asked to handle an incident that happened outside its area. What concept determines whether the department has authority?

A. Solidarity
B. Jurisdiction
C. Visceral reaction
D. Eulogy

B. Jurisdiction

300

Which sentence uses visceral correctly?

A. “The court had visceral over the case.”
B. “She had a visceral reaction to the frightening news.”
C. “He gave a visceral at the funeral.”
D. “They showed visceral with their friend.”

B. “She had a visceral reaction to the frightening news.”

300

Which situation involves jurisdiction?

A. Deciding what movie to watch
B. Giving someone a birthday card
C. Determining which court has authority over a case
D. Describing your feelings


C. Determining which court has authority over a case

400

What is a eulogy?

A. A speech honoring someone who has died
B. A law enforcement area
C. A strong emotional reaction
D. A type of disagreement

A. A speech honoring someone who has died

400

Which word means a strong emotional or physical reaction?

A. Solidarity
B. Visceral
C. Eulogy
D. Perpetuate

B. Visceral

400

At a funeral, someone gives a speech about the person's life and positive qualities. What is this speech called?

A. Jurisdiction
B. Solidarity
C. Eulogy
D. Perpetuation

C. Eulogy

400

Which sentence uses solidarity correctly?

A. “The students showed solidarity by supporting their classmate.”
B. “The judge gave solidarity over the case.”
C. “She gave a solidarity at the funeral.”
D. “He had a solidarity reaction to the movie.”


A. “The students showed solidarity by supporting their classmate.”

400

What information would most likely be included in a eulogy?

A. Directions to a restaurant
B. Memories and positive qualities of someone who died
C. A list of laws
D. Instructions for a game

B. Memories and positive qualities of someone who died

500

What does solidarity mean?

A. Authority over an area
B. Unity and support for others
C. A strong physical reaction
D. A formal speech

B. Unity and support for others

500

Which word means to cause something to continue?

A. Perpetuate
B. Visceral
C. Eulogy
D. Jurisdiction

A. Perpetuate

500

Someone repeatedly shares a harmful stereotype, causing people to continue believing it. Which word best describes what they are doing?

A. Perpetuate
B. Solidarity
C. Eulogy
D. Jurisdiction

A. Perpetuate

500

Which sentence uses eulogy correctly?

A. “The judge decided the eulogy of the case.”
B. “She felt a eulogy after seeing the accident.”
C. “His daughter delivered a eulogy at the funeral.”
D. “The community showed eulogy for their friend.”

C. “His daughter delivered a eulogy at the funeral.”

500

Which situation is an example of perpetuating something?

A. Stopping a rumor from spreading
B. Continuing to repeat a stereotype so that it remains common
C. Supporting a friend
D. Changing your opinion

B. Continuing to repeat a stereotype so that it remains common