SEMA1 vocab review 2

Before elections, politicians often (a)   personal attacks in order to get attention. (Meaning: turn to)

Teacher to students: I hope everyone has a solid (a)   of the material, as you'll be tested on it next week.

(meaning: understanding)

Since Musk took ownership of Twitter, the platform has been routinely criticized for making the spread of (a)   easier.

(meaning: false information)

• Sarah is very empathetic. She always showed (a)   concern for others.

• (meaning: real/sincere)

The firm was accused of (a)   accounting practices.

(meaning: not honest/right)

Our Covid vaccination strategy is designed to protect the (a)   , who are most at risk.

(meaning: those who can be affected by the disease more easily)

Superstitions can be described as (a)   phenomena. (they are spread by people talking about them)

Which word matches this definition:

Someone who pretends to be something they are not is an (a)  

(hint: this word is used to describe a syndrome, and appears in the popular game Among Us)

Provide the word which matches the definition:

someone who looks exactly like someone else and often poses as that person

(hint: originally a German word)

(a)  

Provide the word that matches the definition:

Someone who likes to share their opinion on everything without being invited to do so

(hint: it´s also a religious term)

(a)