Analogy 2 Group 2 multiple choice

What is an abacus?
A. able to walk
B. a brief story
C. to caution, to express disapproval of
D. a divice for calculating

Define acquit.
A. something irregular
B. determined by individual will or judgement
C. to pronounce not guility
D. a divice for calculating

What does it mean to admonish someone?
A. to pronounce not guilty
B. to caution
C. to help them walk
D. to plead for them

Define advocate.
a. to pronounce not guilty
b. to pronounce guilty
c. to plead in favor of
d. to tell a story

When you are having an altercation, what is happening?
A. you are expressing disapproval of
B. you are deciding to change your vacation
C. you are having an angry dispute.
D. you are repairing your alternator

If you are amulatory what are you capable of?
A. anger
B. leaping tall buildings
C. running faster than a speeding bullet
D. walking

What is an anecdote?
A. the animal that plays with the deer on the range.
B. a brief story describing an interesting incident
C. an angry dispute
D. medicine to reverse poison in the body

What is an anomaly?
A. something irregular or differing from the common type or form
B. to caution
C. a short, wise saying
D. something only seen in outer space.

Ben Franklin said many aphorisms. What was he saying?
a. long stories of history
b. lectures to kids
c spells he cast on the society
d. a short, sise saying; a proverb

Define arbitary.
A. determined by individual will or judgement
B. angry about somtthing that happened in the past.
C. to caution
D. guilty