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Common Lit Unit Free Speech and Social Media Vocabulary
Common Lit Unit Free Speech and Social Media Vocabulary
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Vocabulary quiz for CommonLit 360 10th Grade Unit 6: Free Speech and Social Media
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To have the same opinion as someone
contend
concur
dissent
prohibition
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If you concur with someone, you agree with them.
True
False
3
The precedent can sign a bill from Congress into effect.
False
True
4
To right a wrong
abridge
precedent
infringe
redress
5
The 1st Amendment says that Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech.
False
True
6
To see, recognize, or understand something that is not clear
infringe
prohibit
dissent
discern
7
A past decision that can be used to guide future decisions
precedent
prohibit
redress
infringe
8
To discern is to disagree.
False
True
9
Constitution is related to the word "constitute."
False
True
10
To claim; to state as the truth
concur
abridge
contend
constitute
11
The Supreme Court issues a majority opinion and a dissenting opinion.
False
True
12
To contend is to agree with someone.
True
False
13
To prohibit something is to encourage it.
False
True
14
To form or establish
infringe
constitute
concur
prohibit
15
To forbid or make illegal
prohibit
abridge
precedent
redress
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To infringe is to violate someone else's rights.
True
False
17
Redress means to modify how you dress.
True
False
18
To violate someone’s freedom or rights
redress
abridge
infringe
precedent
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To hold or express an opinion different from that of the majority
abridge
dissent
discern
infringe
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To reduce or lessen in scope
abridge
discern
dissent
concur
