Exam 12: Using or Abusing Words
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Good language skills include __________, ___________, and _____________ in speaking and writing.
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______________ is a standardized concept of members of a group.
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You can learn more words by learning _________, _________, and ___________.
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A small dictionary is only useful as a spelling and pronunciation guide.
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True __________ are words that are spelled and sound alike but have different meanings.
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Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
a. Officer Smith was (already/all ready) for court when it was cancelled.
b. The witness told said that (it's/its) not the victim's fault.
c. Do you know (who's/whose) car that is?
d. The victim was standing (beside/besides) her husband.
e. The Chief stated it was important to patrol 3rd Street (every day/everyday) due to recent vandalism.
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______________ refers to prejudgment of a person or idea before collecting accurate data.
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___________, ___________, and ____________ will aid your writing and may even help you pass the civil service test.
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Subculture slang is perhaps the most difficult type of jargon to record because it not only changes rapidly over time but also varies from coast to coast. It can also be exported from one geographic area to another.
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Latin terms are uncommon in medical, forensic science, and legal fields.
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_____________ is the substitution of a vague or polite term, often mild or indirect, for what might be a harsh offensive term.
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Slang, dialects, and street language change faster than formal English and are worthy of close scrutiny.
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Criminal justice professionals should use words or phrases that draw conclusions.
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