Questions:
1.What used to be the meaning of graft? A. To stop working
B. To gain illegally
C. To work hard
D. To work
2. What is the meaning of 'graft' at present?
A. The place where politicians work overtime
B. The rewards given by politicians to other people
C. The giving of gains to the performance of politicians
D. The unlawful gains made by politicians who are not honest
3. What does the word 'gains' suggest? A. A questionable payback
B. Achievements in projects
C. Additional accomplishments
D. A payment for overtime work
4. What makes the meaning of 'graft' popular?
A. The honest government officials
B. The people who trust the government C. The politicians who changed for the better
D. The dishonesty of government officials in their duties
5. What does the passage emphasize? A. Meanings of words should not be changed.
B. Words are created to improve communication skills.
C. Words like 'graft are difficult to use and understand.
D. Meanings of words undergo changes and adaptation.​