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What does the term 'hazard' refer to?
What does the term 'hazard' refer to?
- Something that might cause harm or injury (correct)
- A type of natural resource
- A situation that is perfectly safe
- A group of people working together
Which word best describes the experience of cowering?
Which word best describes the experience of cowering?
- Expressing great joy
- Standing tall and proud
- Flinching or backing away out of fear (correct)
- Taking a bold step forward
What does the term 'unpredictability' indicate?
What does the term 'unpredictability' indicate?
- A lack of changing circumstances
- A predictable outcome based on experience
- Steady and reliable conditions
- Likeliness to change quickly and without warning (correct)
What is one example of a treacherous situation?
What is one example of a treacherous situation?
Which of the following is the meaning of the word 'overcome'?
Which of the following is the meaning of the word 'overcome'?
What feeling is associated with the term 'dread'?
What feeling is associated with the term 'dread'?
Which statement best explains the difference between security and unpredictability?
Which statement best explains the difference between security and unpredictability?
What does it mean to merge?
What does it mean to merge?
Flashcards
Hazard
Hazard
Something that might cause harm or injury.
Overcome
Overcome
To defeat or overcome an obstacle.
Unpredictability
Unpredictability
The likelihood of something changing quickly and without warning.
Security
Security
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Treacherous
Treacherous
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Desperate
Desperate
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Merge
Merge
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Cower
Cower
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Study Notes
Matching Section
- Hazard: Something that might cause harm or injury
- Overcome: To defeat
- Unpredictability: Likeliness to change quickly and without warning
- Security: Freedom from fear or anxiety
- Treacherous: Very dangerous
- Desperate: Having an immediate or very strong need
- Merge: To combine into one
- Cower: To flinch or back away out of fear
- Dishonor: To shame or treat without respect
- Dread: To fear some future event or experience
- Startled: Slightly shocked or frightened
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- Treacherous: Icy roads made driving dangerous
- Cower: A child flinched during a thunderstorm
- Overcome: Hikers had to defeat obstacles to reach the summit
- Desperate: An athlete needed water after running
- Unpredictability: Weather made camping planning difficult
- Merge: Two companies joined together
- Dread: Exams made a person anxious
- Dishonor: Actions shamed a family
- Startled: An explosion shocked someone
- Security: Safe place means freedom from fear
Short Answer Section
- Cower: Flinching or backing away from fear
- Treacherous Example: Steep icy mountain, narrow slippery road
- Desperate Situation: Lost in the desert without water, emergency help needed
- Security vs. Unpredictability: Security means freedom from fear; unpredictability means sudden changes
- Dread Cause: Fear of failure, embarrassment, or not meeting expectations
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