Unit 3 Review

The Capitol in The Hunger Games is known for its ________.

• injustice

• unjustice

• misjustice

• in-justice

Answer explanation

The Capitol in The Hunger Games is characterized by its injustice, reflecting the oppressive and unfair treatment of the districts. The other options are not valid words, making 'injustice' the correct choice.

Some superheroes in the Marvel Universe seem almost _______.

• im-mortal

• immortal

• inmortal

• un-mortal

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'immortal' as it means unable to die, which fits the context of superheroes in the Marvel Universe who often possess extraordinary longevity or invulnerability.

The rules in Alice in Borderland games often feel ________.

• unfair

• in-fair

• disfair

• imfair

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'unfair' because it accurately describes the rules in Alice in Borderland games, which often seem to disadvantage players. The other options are either misspellings or non-words.

When facing unknown technology, characters in Dark were often ______.

• inprepared

• unprepared

• im-prepared

• disprepared

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'unprepared' as it accurately describes the characters' lack of readiness when encountering unknown technology in Dark. The other options are either misspellings or non-words.

Supervillains usually act in _______ ways, even if they have a plan.

• illogical

• unlogical

• imlogical

• anlogical

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'illogical' because it describes actions that lack sense or reason, which fits the behavior of supervillains. The other options ('unlogical', 'imlogical', 'anlogical') are not standard English terms.

In survival games, players often stop _______ when they sense danger.

• to move

• moving

• to moving

• move

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'moving' because it fits the structure of the sentence. Players often stop 'moving' when they sense danger, indicating a continuous action that is interrupted.

Miserable superheroes sometimes stop ______ innocent people from getting hurt.

• helping

• to helping

• help

• to helped

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'helping' because it fits the structure of the sentence, indicating an ongoing action. 'Stop helping' means they cease their assistance, which aligns with the context of miserable superheroes.

When they're flying, good superheroes always stop ______ citizens.

• to help

• to helping

• help

• helping

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'to help' because it follows the structure of 'stop to [verb]', indicating the purpose of stopping. The other options do not fit grammatically in this context.

Rebels stopped ______ and began fighting back.

• to hide

• hiding

• hide

• to hiding

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'hiding' because it follows the structure 'stopped + gerund' (verb + -ing). The phrase means the rebels ceased their act of hiding and started to fight back.

He was sleeping, but the soldier stopped ______ when he heard bombs falling from the sky!

• to run

• running

• ran

• to running

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'to run' because it follows the structure 'stopped to + verb' indicating the action the soldier began after stopping. The other options do not fit grammatically in this context.