TBWD Vocab Practice pg 51-94

What does the word subversive mean?

• Supporting traditional values

• Seeking to overthrow or undermine authority

• Encouraging teamwork and unity

• Acting in a polite and respectful manner

Atrocities are best described as:

• Minor inconveniences

• Acts of extreme cruelty or violence

• Small acts of kindness

• Legal consequences

What is retribution?

• A reward for good behavior

• A type of legal contract

• Punishment or revenge for wrongdoing

• A peaceful resolution to conflict

Someone who speaks brusquely is most likely:

• Speaking in a kind and gentle manner

• Speaking rudely or abruptly

• Giving a long, detailed speech

• Whispering quietly

If a politician is denounced, they are:

• Praised for their accomplishments

• Formally accused or criticized

• Given an award

• Elected to office

Which sentence uses subversive correctly?

• The government arrested the group for their subversive activities.

• The speech was subversive because it praised the new law.

• She acted subversive when she followed the rules carefully.

• The artist's painting was subversive because it showed a peaceful village.

Which sentence correctly uses atrocities?

• The chef was known for his atrocities in the kitchen.

• The history book described the atrocities committed during the war.

• She showed atrocities by donating to charity.

• 6. The coach’s atrocities led the team to victory.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses retribution:

• He gave her a gift as retribution for her kindness.

• The criminal feared retribution for his past crimes.

• She felt retribution when she won the lottery.

• The teacher assigned extra homework as retribution for good behavior.

Which sentence uses brusquely correctly?

• He spoke brusquely, cutting off the conversation.

• She brusquely asked a long and detailed question.

• The professor brusquely explained the topic in great detail.

• He whispered brusquely so no one would hear.

Choose the correct sentence using denounced:

• The mayor denounced the new policy, calling it unfair.

• She denounced him with a warm smile and handshake.

• He denounced his friends for their kindness.

• The teacher denounced the students for studying hard.