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What is the meaning of 'invasion'?
What is the meaning of 'invasion'?
- A form of cultural appreciation
- A welcome entry into a domain
- An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain (correct)
- A type of traditional dance
To 'expel' means to invite someone in.
To 'expel' means to invite someone in.
False (B)
What is a synonym for 'defeat'?
What is a synonym for 'defeat'?
beat
To effectively learn civics, one must find the most __________ way.
To effectively learn civics, one must find the most __________ way.
Match the following vocabulary words with their meanings:
Match the following vocabulary words with their meanings:
Which term best describes the community of people living in a particular country?
Which term best describes the community of people living in a particular country?
The term 'contribution' refers to an obligation.
The term 'contribution' refers to an obligation.
What does 'oppose to' refer to?
What does 'oppose to' refer to?
Martial arts are often used to train members in __________.
Martial arts are often used to train members in __________.
What is a synonym for 'damages'?
What is a synonym for 'damages'?
What does 'see' mean in this context?
What does 'see' mean in this context?
The term 'oppose to' refers to supporting something.
The term 'oppose to' refers to supporting something.
What is a synonym for 'martial art'?
What is a synonym for 'martial art'?
To drive out unwanted individuals from a place is to __________ them.
To drive out unwanted individuals from a place is to __________ them.
Match the vocabulary words to their synonyms:
Match the vocabulary words to their synonyms:
Which of the following best describes 'invasion'?
Which of the following best describes 'invasion'?
The word 'collapse' is synonymous with 'to build up'.
The word 'collapse' is synonymous with 'to build up'.
Name one duty of citizens.
Name one duty of citizens.
Making a positive __________ to society is important.
Making a positive __________ to society is important.
What is the meaning of 'defeat'?
What is the meaning of 'defeat'?
Flashcards
See
See
To become aware of something through observation or from a written or visual source.
Invasion
Invasion
An unwelcome intrusion into another's domain.
Expel
Expel
To drive out or force someone to leave a place.
Society
Society
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Oppose
Oppose
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Martial Art
Martial Art
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Defeat
Defeat
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Damages
Damages
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Execute
Execute
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Collapse
Collapse
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Oppose to
Oppose to
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Definitions
- see: be aware of something through observation or a written/visual source
- invasion: an unwelcome intrusion into another's domain
- expel: drive out, force out, especially foreigners from a country
- society: a community of people with shared customs, laws, and organizations in a particular area
- oppose: to be against something, especially influence of secularism
- martial art: a system of fighting or self-defense
- defeat: overcome or subdue an opponent; win a victory over
- damages: harm or injury
- execute: to put to death; to carry out; to perform
- collapse: to fall in ruin; to fail
- duty: the obligations and rights of citizens
- contribution: positive support or input for society
- effective: doing something successfully or properly; efficient
- entire: whole; complete
- excuse: to pardon, exempt; to allow someone to not do something (e.g., taking a final exam)
- journal: a diary or log; a book for recording events
- summarise: to briefly describe or to give a summary of something, condensing the main information.
- tutor: to teach or instruct someone, especially children in a specific subject.
- disorder: an irregularity or disturbance, like difficulty learning
- mix up: to confuse or jumble things, for example letters or words
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