Unit 4, Week 1 Savvas Vocab Quiz

What does the word 'deceived' mean?

• Confused and uncertain

• Believed without any doubt

• Informed and knowledgeable

• Misled or tricked into believing something that is not true

Give an example of a 'bargain' between two people.

• Paying for a movie ticket for a friend

• Buying a car at full price

• Sharing a dessert at a restaurant

• Splitting the cost of a meal at a restaurant

Explain the meaning of 'reputation' in your own words.

• The color of someone's hair

• The type of car someone drives

• The number of siblings someone has

• The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something.

Describe a situation that could lead to 'astonishment'.

• Encountering a surprising or unexpected event or situation

• Taking a nap

• Eating a sandwich

• Watching paint dry

How would you define 'composure'?

• Losing control and getting agitated

• Experiencing extreme excitement and enthusiasm

• Being indifferent and uninterested

• Maintaining a calm and composed demeanor

Provide a synonym for 'deceived'.

• Informed

• Assisted

• Misled

• Guided

What is another word for 'bargain'?

• steal

• deal

• expensive

• overpriced

Can you think of a famous person with a good 'reputation'? Explain why.

• Justin Bieber

• Oprah Winfrey

• Lindsay Lohan

• Charlie Sheen

Tell a story where a character experiences 'astonishment'.

• In a small town, a young girl stumbled upon a hidden treasure in her backyard, leaving her in complete astonishment.

• A character was astonished by the taste of a new flavor of ice cream.

• A character felt astonishment after finding a penny on the ground.

• A character experienced astonishment when their favorite TV show was cancelled.

Why is it important to maintain 'composure' in difficult situations?

• To let emotions take control and cloud judgment

• To think clearly and make better decisions

• To panic and make irrational decisions

• To show weakness and vulnerability