Measure Your Mind: The Mentimeter and How to Use ItTrabue, Marion Rex
Science
Measure Your Mind: The Mentimeter and How to Use It
Trabue, Marion Rex
Educational tests and measurements; Intelligence tests; Psychological tests
8. Luck comes to a person by chance : Pluck is part of a person’s
character
is a temporary is a permanent
advantage advantage
comes to everyone is characteristic of a
few
9. Stone is a natural product, made : China is made artificially of
of mineral matter fine earth or clay
is used for buildings is used for dishes
is thick and coarse is thin and fragile
10. A balloon depends on the wind : An airplane is run by a motor
for motion
has a large gas bag has no gas bag
moves slowly moves rapidly
11. To plod is to work or travel : To plot is to scheme or plan,
slowly but steadily usually for evil to someone
else
is to toil, to drudge is to conspire, to
intrigue
12. To wither is to fade, to lose : To shrivel is to dry up, to draw
freshness into wrinkles
is to languish is to shrink
flowers wither vegetables shrivel
13. To surprise is to come upon one : To astonish is to strike one
unawares, or unexpectedly with sudden wonder or
amazement
14. Rash means overhasty in counsel : Reckless means careless, utterly
or action heedless of consequences
means undertaking a means indifferent or
matter without thoughtless
sufficient reflection
15. Lonely is to be without desired : Solitary is to be absolutely
companions alone remote from society
16. Sorrow is pain of mind from loss : Sadness is being downcast or
or disappointment unhappy
is deep seated, lasting may be transient,
passing
17. Plutocrat is one whose wealth : Autocrat is an absolute
gives him power or influence sovereign, having usually
inherited authority
18. A rascal is a mean, tricky : A rogue is an idle, mischievous
person person
19. To plunder is to take goods by : To devastate is to lay waste, to
force, to pillage desolate, to ravage
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