Test #3 - Please do not write on this sheet.
Academic Words. Skip if exempt.
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Which word best matches the expression, "Beauty is in the
eye of the beholder"? a) procedure b) principle
c) previously d) perception e) potential
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The coach thought the rookie was a _____ starter.
a) achieve b) acquire c) impact d) resource e)
potential
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His expensive car was also expensive to _____.
a) achieve b) impact c) maintain d) consume e)
resource
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He didn't study, _____ he failed.
a) consequently b) previously c) principally d) distinctly
e) potentially
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The sun has many bad _________(s) on your skin.
a) affect b) effect c) potential d) restrict e)
resource
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I would recognize his ____ voice anywhere. a) potential
b) distinctive c) impact d) restriction e) procedure
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Try to ______ the structure of your sentences. a) potential
b) strategy c) impact d) vary e) proceed
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He didn't realize the great ___ of his small action.
a) consume b) perception c) perceive d) vary e)
impact
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The Boy Scouts teach you to be _______(ful). a) design
b) resource c) restrict d) principle e) site
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The house was ______(ed) by fire before the firemen arrived.
a) obtain b) vary c) consume d) perceive e) design
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He was obsessed with his new hobby; it totally __________(ed)
his life. a) acquire b) vary c) consume d) perceive
e) design
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His latest ____ was a rare comic collection. a) acquiring
b) previous c) acquirement d) acquisition e) principle
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His _____ of the incident was very different from hers.
a) procedure b) principle c) previous d) perception
e) potential
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The council studied the ______ _______ of the new shopping
center. a) consume effect b) affect strategy c) site
affect d) potential impact e) potential principle
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Many times, things are not really what we __________________
them to be. a) vary b) potential c) maintain d)
perceive e) secure
Vocabulary. Skip if exempt.
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lazy : dogged :: flattered : _______ a) acquit b) leery
c) bluff d) indignant e) subside
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fear : panic :: ask : ________ a) acquit b) conducive
c) bluff d) implore e) gorge
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I was _______ when Dad blamed me for breaking the lamp instead
of my sister. a) acquitted b) conducive c) bluff d) implore
e) indignant
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Pony was ___________ when he thought of what life might be
like in the country. a) wistful b) leery c) bluff
d) indignant e) subside
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I am _____________ of someone who promises me something for
nothing. a) dogged b) leery c) bluff d) indignant
e) subside
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I tried to __________ my way out of trouble, but Mom wasn't
buying my excuses. a) wistful b) leery c) bluff
d) indignant e) subside
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"Johnny and I __________(ed) ourselves on barbecue sandwiches
and banana splits." a) implore b) leery c) bluff
d) indignant e) gorge
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A savvy person is usually more ____ than a credulous one.
a) leery b) dogged c) conducive d) wistful
e) bluff
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Moisture and heat help create an environment _____ to the
growth of bacteria. a) indignant b) dogged c) conducive
d) wistful e) gorge
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Since I studied, I __________(ed) myself quite well on the
test. a) bluff b) dogged c) acquit
d) implore e) gorge
Grammar. Skip if exempt.
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The words am, is, are, was, were are all forms
of the same word. a) True b) False
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An article, (a, an, the) is always a signal of a(n)...
a) adjective b) verb c) noun d) It's not
always a signal.
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Only _______ have a past, present, and future tense.
a) adjectives b) verbs c) nouns d)
NOTA
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Thor was fabulous in the play. a) adjective
b) verb c) noun d) NOTA
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Fritz's leap across the pool was a failure.
a) adjective b) verb c) noun d) NOTA
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The climb up Walton mountain took us two hours.
a) noun b) verb c) adjective d) NOTA
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Lucille's party at the pool was a failure.
a) noun b) verb c) adjective d) NOTA
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Lenny had to time the race for us with his
watch. a) noun b) verb c) adjective d) NOTA
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We beat a hasty retreat from his lair.
a) noun b) verb c) adjective d) NOTA
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You can't have a sentence without a verb. a) True
b) False
Outsiders. Open book.
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What does Cherry say that spares Johnny's feelings? a) "Man,
your brother is one doll." b) "That's an original and lovely name."
c) He's not older than 16 or 17 is he?" d) "16" e) "Y'all
sit up here with us. You can protect us."
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When Pony talks about the word dropout, and what it makes
him think of, he is talking about the ___________ of the word. a)
harshness b) connotation c) denotation d) stupidity
e) NOTA
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Why would Johnny idolize someone like Dally? a) Because
Dally protects him from the Socs. b) Because Johnny's dad is a lot
like Dally. c) Because Dally told him to, and he always does what
people say. d) Because Dally stands up for himself like Johnny wishes
he could. e) There isn't any real reason we can see.
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Which scene illustrates the difference in Dally's feelings
about be labeled a greaser versus Pony's feelings? a) When Cherry
throws the Coke in Dally's face. b) When Dally says, "You ought to
see my record sometime." c) When Dally leaves after Johnny tells
him to leave the girls alone. d) When Dally decides NOT to hit Johnny.
e) When Dally sneaks them into the movies.
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The gangs we hear about today are like the gangs Pony talks
about on p26. a) True b) False