4 Written Questions

1. equality
2. purposefully vague
3. clear; direct; capable of only one interpretation
4. statement or word with two meanings, one of them risqué, indelicate, or of possible sexual connotation

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. act of being deliberately vague or indirectly deceptive; statement that is deceptive or purposely open to contrary interpretations
   1. equivocate
   2. equivocation
   3. equivocal
   4. unequivocal
2. accidentally vague
   1. parity
   2. equivocal
   3. ambiguity
   4. ambiguous
3. one's equal
   1. disparate
   2. parity
   3. peer
   4. disparity
4. essential or widely unequal or different
   1. disparity
   2. disparate
   3. parity
   4. disparagement

4 True/False Questions

1. equivocate → purposefully vague

   True        False

2. ambiguity → quality of being open to misinterpretation; statement with this quality

   True        False

3. disparity → inequality

   True        False

4. disparagement → essential or widely unequal or different

   True        False