Speech in the Convention Vocabulary Practice

What does infallibility mean?

• The ability to make mistakes

• The quality of never being wrong

• Being easily fooled

• Having strong opinions

Which sentence uses despotism correctly?

• The country thrived under a government of kindness and freedom.

• Despotism means people vote for their leaders.

• The ruler’s despotism led to harsh laws and no personal freedoms.

• The despotism of the festival made everyone happy.

If a leader is corrupted, what has happened?

• They have become dishonest or immoral

• They have gained less power

• They have been punished for their honesty

• They have become stronger in power

What is a synonym for prejudices?

• Unfair opinions

• Fairness

• Careless

• Justified

Something that is salutary is...

• Beneficial

• Harmful

• Salty

• Hopeful

A person with integrity is known for their...

• Dishonesty

• Creativity

• Flexibility

• Moral Values

Which statement about infallibility is FALSE?

• Some people wrongly believe they are infallible.

• Scientific theories are infallible.

• Religious leaders may claim infallibility.

• A wise person understands they are not infallible.

Which is the best antonym for despotism?

• Democracy

• Tyranny

• Oppression

• Dictatorship

Which action shows integrity?

• Cheating on a test

• Stealing something small because “no one will notice”

• Admitting a mistake even when no one would know

• Trying to protect yourself

Which phrase best describes salutary advice?

• Useless and boring

• Harmful but fun

• Useful and healthy

• Unfair and misleading