Which of the following are synonyms for tyranny?

Coercion, terrorism, domination

achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.

Define the term Rectitude.

Behavior that is correct and moral

a firmly held belief or opinion.

accept something reluctantly but without protest.

the expression of approval or agreement. (noun)

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English 11 Set 1

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1
During training, the brutal commanding officer used ______ to keep the soldiers in line.
tyranny
acquiesce
rectitude
confirm
2
Which of the following are synonyms for tyranny?
Show, substantiate, prove
Democracy
Obedience, yielding
Coercion, terrorism, domination
3
Which of the following is an antonym for supplement?
addition
extra
subtraction
enhance
4
During his final, the medical student had to _____________ his ability to draw blood from a patient.
assent
demonstrate
establish
supplement
5
Define Establish.
a firmly held belief or opinion.
achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.
the expression of approval or agreement. (noun)
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
6
What part of speech is the word confirm?
verb
noun
adverb
adjective
7
Which of the following are antonyms for rectitude?
Disapprove, conceal, cover
evil, corrupt, immoral
Unsure, acquired, learned
Character, decency, honesty
8
Which of the following is a synonym for Acquiesce?
refusal
disagreement
rebellion
obedience
9
Define the term Confirm.
something that completes or enhances something else when added to it.
to give approval to
a firmly held belief or opinion.
to show clearly
10
A fundraiser was in place to ________ the lack of funds available to the nonprofit organization.
Supplement
Establish
Rectitude
Tyranny
11
Although Larry’s every instinct told him to _____ and sign over his company, he decided to fight for his future.
Supplement
Conviction
Acquiesce
Demonstrate
12
Which of the following is a synonym for the word Establish?
prevent
prove
disprove
end
13
Define the term Rectitude.
to show clearly
Behavior that is correct and moral
a firmly held belief or opinion.
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
14
Define Conviction.
the expression of approval or agreement. (noun)
a firmly held belief or opinion.
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.
15
What part of speech is the word rectitude?
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
16
Define Acquiesce.
the expression of approval or agreement. (noun)
achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
a firmly held belief or opinion.
17
Which of the following is a synonym for unalienable?
non-negotiable
unsure
acquired
learned
18
Which of the following is an antonym for the word Conviction?
distrust
confidence
creed
principle
19
Which of the following are synonyms for conviction?
Deny, disallow, confuse
Inalienable, absolute, non-negotiable
Principle, creed, confidence
Distrust, doubt, disbelief
20
Define Assent.
achieve permanent acceptance or recognition for.
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
the expression of approval or agreement. (noun)
a firmly held belief or opinion.

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