Deck 4: Honorable and Dishonorable Mention

Question 1

Integrity means

A)prize
B)honesty
C)recognition

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
in the heat of battle, the general tended to be weak-willed when confronting his wife.

Answer 2

Stalwart

Question 3

Homage means

A)outward show of honor
B)immorality
C)excellence

Answer 3

A

Question 4

Stalwart means

A)strong
B)lucky
C)dishonest

Question 5

Lewd means

A)awesome
B)crude
C)careless

Question 6

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
Henry Wallace, Franklin D.Roosevelt's vice president, had a quiet that usually won the trust of those around him.

Question 7

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
The royal Egyptian pharaohs claimed to be gods, so they expected their subjects to
them.

Question 8

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
Benjamin Franklin was for signing no less than four of the most important documents of American history: the Declaration of Independence; the Constitution of the United States; the Treaty of Paris; and the Treaty of Alliance, Amity, and Commerce with France.

Question 9

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
Figure skater Tonya Harding became when her husband tried to eliminate
rival skater Nancy Kerrigan by having someone break Kerrigan's leg before a competition.

Question 10

Revere means

A)love passionately
B)befriend
C)regard with admiration

Question 11

Devious means

A)firm
B)sneaky
C)indecent

Question 12

Notorious means

A)widely known for being good
B)having a bad reputation
C)noticeable

Question 13

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
Americans paid to Presidents Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Theodore Roosevelt by carving their faces into South Dakota's Mount Rushmore.

Question 14

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
comments in the workplace can be taken as a form of sexual harassment.

Question 15

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
He had behaved so after his wife's will was read that no one in the family wanted to associate with him.

Question 16

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
She tended to be in her business dealings but straightforward in personal matters.

Question 17

Fill in each blank with one of the words from the chapter
integrity
notable
notorious
lewd
stalwart
disreputably
homage
revere
devious
accolades
The fashion designer's new collection was greeted with .

Question 18

Disreputable means

A)foolish
B)strong in mind and body
C)shameful

Question 19

Accolade means

A)rude comment
B)public praise.
C)deserving criticism.

Question 20

Notable means

A)lustful
B)respectable
C)noteworthy