Put these words in order from the most honest/truthful to the most
serious lie (There is no one right answer. Several of these words are about the
same. Just think about what each means. However, the first and last are
definite.):
E, A, C, G, D, B, F:
· E. tell the whole truth,
· A. say something incorrect in error,
· C. tell the truth but leave out important facts (you could also put this one second),
· G. misrepresent a product, \
· D. deceive someone, these could be re-ordered
· B. lie, /
· F. perjure oneself (lie under oath)
Fill in the blanks in these tables with other forms of the words (see the examples in each table.)
Nouns | Verbs | Adjectives | Adverbs |
---|---|---|---|
1. ex: honesty | --- (to be honest) | honest | honestly |
2. truth | --- (to tell the truth or be truthful) | 2: true & truthful | 2: truly, truthfully |
3. accuracy | to be accurate | accurate | accurately |
4. correction | to correct or to be correct | correct | correctly |
5. validation | to validate | valid | --- |
6. 2nd ex: verification | to verify (find out the truth) | verifiable, unverifiable | --- |
Nouns | Verbs | Adjectives | Adverbs |
---|---|---|---|
7. ex: error | to err or to be in error | erroneous | erroneously |
8. mistake | (to be mistaken or make a mistake) | mistaken | mistakenly |
9. --- | (to be wrong) | wrong | wrongly |
10. misinformation | to misinform | misinformed | --- |
11. inaccuracy | --- | inaccurate | inaccurately |
12.--- | --- | incorrect | incorrectly |
Nouns | Verbs | Adjectives | Adverbs |
---|---|---|---|
13. ex: deception | to deceive | deceptive | deceptively |
14. exaggeration | to exaggerate | exaggerated | --- |
15. dishonesty | --- | dishonest | dishonestly |
16. falsehood | to falsify (data) | false | falsely |
17.a lie, lying | to lie | lying | --- |
18. fraud | to defraud | fraudulent | fraudulently |
19. misrepresentation | to misrepresent | misrepresented | --- |
20.--- | to mislead | 2: misleading, misled | --- |
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