Unit 4 Vocabulary

________________________: to forcefully place upon

______________________________: to look like or predict a later thing or event

_______________________________: something invented or imaginary

_____________________________: untrue or wrong information

The mother must realize her child’s grade is not based on his ______________________________ but rather on the fact he rarely turns in assignments.

• aptitude

• disposition

• misinformation

• effigy

Although Janet had gone to cooking school for two years, she was still a(n) _________________________ chef, and her food was not pleasant to taste.

• adept

• inept

• posit

• prefigure

Because she wanted to __________________________ her underprivileged town, the woman ran for mayor.

• impose

• posit

• reform

• prefigure

After the quarterback made a fumble that cost his team the big game, he saw his fans burn a(n) _________________________ made in his likeness.

• figment

• disposition

• aptitude

• effigy

Although he may look ferocious, my dog has a gentle __________________________________.

• disposition

• effigy

• misinformation

• figment

The students were asked to __________________________ their ideas about the dance through the school suggestion box.

• impose

• posit

• prefigure

• reform