10 Questions
What does the term 'bias' imply when used to describe an opinion?
An opinion that is without reason and unreasonably hostile
How does the term 'compel' differ from 'in spite of' in meaning?
'Compel' means to force or drive, while 'in spite of' means despite
What is the relationship between 'ethics' and 'a system of moral principles'?
Ethics and a system of moral principles are the same
What is the difference between 'notable' and 'significant'?
Notable means worthy of notice, while significant means important
How does the term 'tangible' differ from 'actual' in meaning?
Tangible means capable of being touched, while actual means real or existing
Which term best describes a situation where someone is forced into a course of action despite opposition?
compel
Which term is used to describe an opinion that is unreasonably hostile towards a social group?
bias
Which term is used to describe a situation that requires immediate attention or action?
urgent
Which term is used to describe a course of aggressive activities for a specific purpose?
campaign
Which term is used to describe a system of moral principles that guides the conduct of a particular group?
ethics
Test your knowledge of vocabulary related to improving society with this quiz. Identify the meanings of words like bias, campaign, compel, ethics, notable, and significant.
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