CHSPE Vocabulary Flashcards
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What does the word 'objective' mean when describing someone's opinion?
Answer: Based on facts, not feelings
An objective view is based on facts and evidence rather than personal feelings or opinions.
Which word means to officially put an end to something?
Answer: Abolish
'Abolish' means to formally put an end to a system, practice, or law.
The root word 'aud' in 'audible' and 'audience' relates to:
Answer: Sound or hearing
The Latin root 'aud' means to hear; 'audible' means able to be heard, and an 'audience' listens.
Which word best describes a person who speaks on behalf of another?
Answer: Advocate
An 'advocate' is someone who publicly supports or speaks on behalf of a cause or person.
In the sentence 'The novel had a subtle message about equality,' what does 'subtle' mean?
Answer: Not immediately obvious
'Subtle' means not immediately obvious or noticeable; it requires careful thought to detect.
Which pair of words are synonyms?
Answer: Courageous and brave
'Courageous' and 'brave' both mean showing fearlessness or valor in the face of danger.
What does the word 'context' mean when reading a passage?
Answer: The words and ideas surrounding a term that help explain its meaning
'Context' refers to the surrounding information in a text that helps clarify the meaning of a word or idea.