Question 1

be undecided between two opinions or courses of action; to be unsteady

Accepted Answer

waver

Answer

debate

Answer

defy

Answer

deprived

Question 2

Muslim holy month of fasting, reflection, and community observed as one of the Five Pillars of Islam.

Accepted Answer

Ramadan

Answer

Sharia

Answer

Pakha jenai

Answer

Parpartuni

Question 3

A formal or authoritative announcement or declaration, often about a specific judgment or decision.

Accepted Answer

pronouncement

Answer

counterattack

Answer

debate

Answer

falsehood

Question 4

To refuse to obey a person, a rule, or an organization because you do not think they are right or have authority.

Accepted Answer

defy

Answer

waver

Answer

pronouncement

Answer

floggings

Question 5

A formal and public discussion on a particular topic in which opposing arguments are put forward.

Accepted Answer

debate

Answer

edict

Answer

waver

Answer

plight

Question 6

An official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority.

Accepted Answer

edict

Answer

bazaar

Answer

falsehood

Answer

militants

Question 7

A marketplace or shopping area, especially one in the Middle East where many small stalls sell different goods.

Accepted Answer

bazaar

Answer

edict

Answer

Peace rally

Answer

strongholds

Question 8

Places that are well protected from attack, often used as headquarters for a specific group.

Accepted Answer

strongholds

Answer

Stone Age

Answer

militants

Answer

bazaar

Question 9

To have been shocked or horrified by something that is considered morally wrong or improper.

Accepted Answer

scandalized

Answer

lectured

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Westernized

Answer

defy

Question 10

A dangerous, difficult, or otherwise unfortunate situation.

Accepted Answer

plight

Answer

bazaar

Answer

pronouncement

Answer

Sharia

Question 11

A person who works hard to bring about social or political change, often by organizing protests or campaigns.

Accepted Answer

Political activist

Answer

militants

Answer

Pakha jenai

Answer

scandalized

Question 12

To have been kept from having or using something that is considered a necessity or a right.

Accepted Answer

deprived

Answer

scandalized

Answer

waver

Answer

Westernized

Question 13

People who use force or strong pressure, often through fighting, to achieve a political or social goal.

Accepted Answer

militants

Answer

Political activist

Answer

Stone Age

Answer

bazaar

Question 14

To become influenced by or to adopt the ideas and customs of North America and Europe.

Accepted Answer

Westernized

Answer

Stone Age

Answer

deprived

Answer

scandalized

Question 15

To show indecision or to become unsteady, often when making a choice or standing up for a belief.

Accepted Answer

waver

Answer

forbade

Answer

defy

Answer

floggings

Question 16

A statement that is untrue, or the act of lying and being dishonest.

Accepted Answer

falsehood

Answer

edict

Answer

debate

Answer

pronouncement

Question 17

The past tense of a word that means to have strictly commanded that something not be done or used.

Accepted Answer

forbade

Answer

lectured

Answer

waver

Answer

defy

Question 18

A gathering of many people to show support for the end of a war or to call for an end to violence.

Accepted Answer

Peace rally

Answer

strongholds

Answer

counterattack

Answer

debate

Question 19

A prehistoric period when weapons and tools were made of stone rather than metal.

Accepted Answer

Stone Age

Answer

bazaar

Answer

strongholds

Answer

Sharia

Question 20

An attack made in response to an attack by an enemy or opponent.

Accepted Answer

counterattack

Answer

Peace rally

Answer

pronouncement

Answer

militants

Question 21

The religious law of Islam derived from the Quran and the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad.

Accepted Answer

Sharia

Answer

pronouncement

Answer

Ramadan

Answer

edict

Question 22

To have been given a long, serious talk or speech to, especially to provide information or as a scolding.

Accepted Answer

lectured

Answer

Westernized

Answer

scandalized

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forbade

Question 23

A type of punishment where a person is hit repeatedly with a whip or a stick.

Accepted Answer

floggings

Answer

strongholds

Answer

pronouncement

Answer

counterattack

Question 24

A Pashto phrase meaning 'wise young girl,' often used as a nickname or a term of respect for a young woman who shows maturity.

Accepted Answer

Pakha jenai

Answer

Sharia

Answer

Ramadan

Answer

Parpartuni

Question 25

a running and chasing game played by children, similar to hide-and-seek

Accepted Answer

parpartuni

Answer

strongholds

Answer

peace rally

Answer

debate

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