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Term 2 Mid Term Section 1 Review
Term 2 Mid Term Section 1 Review
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1
In which sentence is "
divert
" used with a
positive
connotation?
The book was able to divert the reader's interest to a different topic.
The magician tried to divert the audience's attention.
The traffic jam caused the driver to divert from the usual route.
The hikers had to divert from the dangerous path to a safer one.
2
It's important to
perceive
the situation from different perspectives.
To ignore
To become aware of or understand
To experience
To criticize
3
In which sentence is "campaign" used correctly?
The political campaign aimed to decrease voter turnout.
The soldiers prepared for a peaceful campaign in the neighboring country.
The team's campaign resulted in a defeat for the opposing side.
The marketing team launched a successful advertising campaign.
4
The generous philanthropist decided to
endow
the university with a new scholarship fund.
To provide with a gift or talent
To take away
To criticize
To ignore
5
"During the family dinner, Grandpa shared an amusing
anecdote
about his childhood.
A made-up tale
A short, funny story
A serious, historical account
A long, boring story
6
The company sought to
exploit
the latest technology to improve their products.
To discover
To fail to recognize
To misuse or take advantage of
To ignore
7
The comedian's jokes never failed to
elicit
laughter from the audience.
To hide
To confuse
To control
To provoke or draw out
8
In which sentence is "
irony
" used correctly? Use context clues.
The chef's specialty dish was an irony of flavors.
It's not irony that the weather is nice on the day of the outdoor event.
The student's failure to study was an irony of fate.
The unexpected twist in the story added an element of irony.
9
The concept of love is
universal
and transcends cultural boundaries.
Limited to
Applicable to all
Relating to some individuals
Pertaining to a specific group
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The researcher presented
statistics
to support her findings.
Abstract ideas
Theoretical concepts
Numerical data
Historical accounts