Week #3 11th grade Vocabulary Quiz

Which of the following statements best illustrates a condescending tone?

• I think your ideas are really unique!

• Of course, you wouldn’t understand this complex topic.

• Great job on completing the assignment early!

• Could you explain your reasoning behind this choice?

Why might an author intentionally use ambiguous language in their writing?

• To confuse the reader and obscure the message

• To provide multiple interpretations and provoke thought

• To ensure clarity and precision in communication

• To emphasize a specific point directly

Which behavior is an example of apathy?

• Joining a protest for climate change

• Ignoring a friend’s request for help and saying, "I don’t care."

• Studying late into the night for an important test

• Enthusiastically volunteering for a community event

A cynical person would most likely say:

• Everyone is just in it for themselves; no one truly cares.

• I believe we can achieve great things together!

• It’s important to trust and support one another.

• Hard work always pays off in the end.

What does it mean if someone gains notoriety?

• They become famous for positive accomplishments.

• They are recognized for doing something controversial or infamous.

• They achieve success without anyone noticing.

Which scenario best demonstrates homogeneity?

• A diverse classroom with students from many backgrounds

• A city known for its vibrant mix of cultures and cuisines

• A workplace that celebrates creativity and individuality

• A neighborhood where everyone shares similar traditions and lifestyles

Which of the following paragraphs demonstrates strong coherence?

• The ideas jump between unrelated topics without transitions.

• The paragraph uses advanced vocabulary but lacks clear organization.

• Each sentence flows logically into the next, and transitions connect the ideas.

• The sentences are unrelated but grammatically correct.

Which of the following actions best shows contemptuous behavior?

• A judge respectfully listens to both sides of an argument.

• A teacher praises a student for their hard work.

• A person rolls their eyes and mocks someone’s opinions.

• A friend offers constructive feedback on an essay.