Caption: Booklet - Standards in Freshman Rhetoric (1956)
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Section A black out i npletely the letter which indicat* which is nc t in meanii to the underlined word. I He was a all of eloquent invectiv th cturer. \ writ ? 'V] :al a returned. He v in a ] position. I ict w sible. II ^mpatil ideas. He lc d life. S aduous student. He cor red it an imperative duty. 1* was plainly a \ tuitous insult. The s» ct seemed governed by bigotry. He v * us old man. 14. They pi ich a pernicious doctrine. \r. active malevolence moved him. 16. He was ed with a profound enigma. 17. He understood their national mores. 18. He spoke in a furtive manner. The I al year me to an end. Such reading could vitiate the mind 1. One must walk circumspectly. _2. That i dangerous propensity. >. She gave an acquiescent answer. 4. He held heretical beliefs. ). His exemplary- conduct was noted. 1. a. ulogy b. denunciation mpai a. learned b. vivid c. v dy a. fluent b. objectionable urrent I. a. w teful b. wandering nt a. political b. uncertain rmanent 6. a. blame-worthy b.h c. admirable a. '.uiicting b. revolutionary c. in mprehensibl 8. a. trenuous b. isolated c. religious 9. a. diligent b. stupid c. dishon 10. a. disi eful b. urtrent trivial 11. 12. 13. 14. a. a. a. a. 15. a. It a. a. 18. a. 19. a. 20. a. vehement b. merited c. unwarrant< ign nee b. intolerance c. avari deceitful b. pitili c. greedy harmful b, ancient c. inspiring generosity b. pi ssimism c. hatred doctrine b. proverb c. riddle cu s b. heroes c. tax boisterous b. confident c. sh cold b. financial c. p ful stimulate b. educate c. debase b. hastily c. firmly r _ 21. a. cautious] 22. a. proposal b. declivity c. tendency b. rude 23. a. compliant C quiet !4. a. spiritual b. optimistic c. unorthodc 25. a. habitual b. vicious c. commendabL Section B On the answer sheet, black out the letter which indicates the correct spelling for each word. 26. a. proclamed b. proclaimed laimmed . supr« b. SUpp: • ' ). a. fivetcen b. fifteen c. fifcteen a. undoubtedly h. undoubtably c. undoubtly 32. a. enviornment 1 nvironment c. envirement i. buoyant 1). bouyant c. buoyent 1. a. writeing b. writ ting c. writing a. lenelim b. lonelvn c. lonlim a. government b. government c. govcrenment 7. a. cxagerate b. e\.i crate c. e\.i irate a. in b. in C in a !iqi 1 I soliloquy lilloqm K). a. wholely b. whol< c. wholly 11. a Ivanta b. advanta v udventa able bio nd« b. ten* c. t I us IWRARY
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