WOD - Mal/Mis

1. When the cable television no longer works, there may be a ______.

• malevolent

• malignant

• malnutrition

• malfunction

2. Kendra chooses to eat grapes instead of cookies and watermelon instead of candy bars.  She probably will not suffer from ______.

• malfunction

• malnutrition

• malignant

• malevolent

3. How would you describe someone who wants you to get bad grades except himself?

• malfunction

• malevolent

• malignant

• malnutrition

4. The tumor was not ______, so the patient has a chance to live a long healthy life.

• malevolent

• malignant

• malnutrition

• malfunction

5. A child who behaved like this could also be called “naughty.”

• mischievous

• misjudge

• mislead

• misunderstand

6. If you decide who your friends are based off how they look, then you will often ______ who people really are.

• mischievous

• misjudge

• mislead

• misunderstand

7. Cindy thought her mom told her the keys were by the drink, but she had really told Cindy they were by the sink.  What happened?

• mischievous

• misjudge

• mislead

• misunderstand

8. While on the trail, Callie thought she knew which way to turn.  The hikers ended up lost.  What did Callie do to them?  

• mischievous

• misjudge

• mislead

• misunderstand

Choose the sentence that uses MISUNDERSTAND correctly.

• In order to not have misunderstand, you must eat all of your fruits and vegetables.

• I misunderstand how far away the basket was, because I missed it by a mile.

• I won't misunderstand the speaker if I am listening correctly.

Choose the sentence that uses MISJUDGE correctly.

• I misjudged how far away the basket was, because I missed it by a mile.

• The toddler was wearing a misjudged smile, and baby power handprints were covering the walls.

• In order to not have a misjudge, you must eat all of your fruits and vegetables.