Question

b. true or false
directions: read each statement. if the bold word is used properly in the sentence, circle the t for true. if the bold word is used incorrectly in the sentence, circle the f for false.
t f 11. the muted tv was audible except for the subtitles
t f 12. there were several people in the audience watching the horror movie.
t f 13. the audio jack on the computer is where the keyboard should be plugged in.
t f 14. ian and shauna each had an audition for the roles of romeo and juliet, respectively.
t f 15. the auditorium paced back and forth, nervous for the upcoming show.
t f 16. jenna loved telling people the antidote about the time she and her friends went camping.
t f 17. gregory sat in the corner sipping his drink, antisocial as always.
t f 18. antipathy radiated off of the candidates during the intense discussion.
t f 19. linda drank the antiseptic to help flush out the poison.
t f 20. lyle hated how much weight he had gained during college; he wished he could return to his high school antibody.

Explanation:

1. A muted TV cannot be audible, so false.
2. An audience is a group of people watching, so true.
3. An audio - jack is for audio devices, not a keyboard, so false.
4. Auditioning for acting roles is correct usage, so true.
5. An auditorium is a place, not a person that can pace, so false.
6. An antidote is for poison, not a story, so false.
7. Describing someone as antisocial is correct usage, so true.
8. Antipathy (strong dislike) radiating from candidates is correct, so true.
9. Antiseptic is not something to be drunk to flush out poison, so false.
10. Antibody is a biological term, not related to a state of being like weight - related state, so false.

Answer:

1. F
2. T
3. F
4. T
5. F
6. F
7. T
8. T
9. F
10. F