EDGE C, Unit 6 Cluster 1 Review

Consistently means

• equally

• partially

• carefully

• suddenly

Excessive means

• exciting

• excellent

• extreme

• expensive

Intrusion means

• intended consequences

• unwelcome interference

• immature behavior

• uncomfortable surroundings

A precaution

• a preview of what is to come

• a fear of the unknown

• an activity that is dangerous

• an action to protect against harm

Proficiency means

• useful

• skillful

• careless

• helpless

To restrict means to

• force

• reply

• limit

• hurt

To transform means to

• change into something else

• inform somebody of the rules

• trade for something better

• replace something that is broken

To violate a rule means to

• follow it

• state it

• value it

• break it

What kind of factual evidence does Bayles use to support his argument about driver's education

• news stories

• legislative bills (laws)

• a poll conducted by college students

• a survey taken by driving instructors

Which sentence from the editorial signals that it is persuasive?

• Police blamed a crash that killed a teen on speed/erratic driving.

• Despite the advances in safety, teen deaths remain fairly constant.

• Teen drivers shouldn't carry nonfamily members their first year.

• Parents overestimate their children's proficiency behind the wheel.