Question 1

The distance around a circle.

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circumference

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interim

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paradigm

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circuit

Question 2

A situation or condition that affects something.

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circumstance

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protest

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eccentric

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circuit

Question 3

A powerful storm characterized by strong winds and heavy rain, often forming over warm ocean waters.

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cyclone

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cycle

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inequality

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eccentric

Question 4

A round figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant from a central point.

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circle

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concentric

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equality

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circuit

Question 5

To go around an obstacle instead of confronting it directly.

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circumvent

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refuse

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protest

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interpret

Question 6

To provide a reasoned explanation of the meaning of something.

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interpret

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intercede

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protest

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refuse

Question 7

A basic truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior.

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principle

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protest

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inequality

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injustice

Question 8

To resist or stand against something, often in a public way.

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protest

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persist

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intercede

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refuse

Question 9

Continuing steadfastly in a course of action despite difficulties or opposition.

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persist

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interfere

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inequality

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refuse

Question 10

A story that teaches a moral lesson, often with animals as characters.

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parable

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intervene

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cycle

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circuit

Question 11

A temporary period or condition that serves as a substitute.

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interim

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circumference

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circuit

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paradigm

Question 12

When two or more lines are equidistant from each other and never meet, they are said to be what?

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parallel

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circumstance

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eccentric

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concentric

Question 13

The quality of being fair and just, where all individuals are treated equally.

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equality

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injustice

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segregated

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unfair

Question 14

An action or behavior that is not just or fair.

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injustice

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paradigm

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equality

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intercede

Question 15

A system or model that serves as a typical example of something, especially in theories or methodologies.

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paradigm

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interpret

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interim

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eccentric

Question 16

To take action on behalf of someone else, often to resolve a problem or dispute.

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intercede

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protest

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interfere

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persist

Question 17

When someone has unreasonable thoughts of distrust or suspicion about others, they may be described as what?

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paranoid

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unequal

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interim

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eccentric

Question 18

A situation involving a high degree of difficulty, often due to conflicting interests or laws, is often referred to as what?

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interfere

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interpret

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circumvent

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persist

Question 19

When a society is divided into groups based on race, ethnicity, or other characteristics, it is said to be what?

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segregated

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unequal

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interim

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protest

Question 20

When conditions are not balanced or distributed fairly among people, it is often referred to as what?

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unequal

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unfair

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injustice

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intercede

Question 21

Not just or balanced; benefiting one side more than another.

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unfair

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equality

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inequality

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protest

Question 22

A situation in which a person or group of people is treated differently and not given the same opportunities as others.

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injustice

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segregated

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intercede

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equality

Question 23

A circular shape that shares the same center point with another circle, often seen in target designs.

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concentric

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parallel

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circuit

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eccentric

Question 24

When two or more ideas or statements are not the same, especially in amount, value, or status, they are considered what?

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inequality

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unfair

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paradigm

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equal

Question 25

A decision or belief that serves as a foundation for actions and behaviors, often related to ethics or morality.

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principle

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protest

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cycle

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intercede

Question 26

To express unwillingness to accept or agree to something.

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refuse

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protest

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intervene

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persist

Question 27

Related to or involving mutual participation or engagement, especially in a learning context.

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interactive

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intercede

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paradigm

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injustice

Question 28

A standard or model that serves as an example for others to follow.

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paradigm

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circuit

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eccentric

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unfair

Question 29

A challenge or difficulty that occurs when you come between two parties or situations and try to help.

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intercede

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protest

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interfere

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reject

Question 30

What is the definition of the term "cyclone"?

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A system of winds rotating inwards to an area of low atmospheric pressure, with a counterclockwise or clockwise circulation.

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A feeling of worry or fear

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A geometric shape with all points the same distance from the center

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A period of time during which a series of events happen

Question 31

What is the definition of the term "circumference"?

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The distance around the edge of a circle.

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The area inside a circle

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The diameter of a circle

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The height of a circle

Question 32

What is the definition of the term "segregated"?

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Separated or divided based on characteristics, such as race or gender.

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Able to adapt to various situations

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Joined together in unity

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Unchanged and consistent throughout

Question 33

What is the definition of the term "interfere"?

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To involve oneself in a situation where one is not wanted or has no right to be.

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To observe without getting involved

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To support or aid someone

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To complete a task successfully

Question 34

What is the definition of the term "paradigm"?

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A typical example or pattern of something; a model.

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A struggle or challenge

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A moment of reflection

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A temporary solution

Question 35

What is the definition of the term "rights"?

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Legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or entitlement.

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A way to express feelings

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A form of punishment

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The opposite of responsibilities

Question 36

What is the definition of the term "interactive"?

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Involving active participation or communication between people or systems.

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Based solely on written information

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Occurring in a random manner

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One-sided and passive

Question 37

What is the definition of the term "equality"?

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The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities.

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The difference between large and small

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A sense of competition among groups

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A measure of success in society

Question 38

What is the definition of the term "paranoia"?

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A mental condition characterized by delusions of persecution or an exaggerated sense of self-importance.

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An overwhelming desire to socialize

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A sense of calm and control

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A strong feeling of happiness

Question 39

What is the definition of the term "persistent"?

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Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action despite difficulty or opposition.

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Occasionally showing effort

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Making quick decisions without thought

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Easily discouraged or giving up

Question 40

What is the definition of the term "circuit"?

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A path for an electrical current to flow around.

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A type of measurement unit

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A physical barrier that blocks movement

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A style of art involving circles

Question 41

What is the definition of the term "interpret"?

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To explain the meaning of something or to understand it in a particular way.

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To write down words exactly as heard

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To memorize facts without context

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To ignore or overlook information

Question 42

What is the definition of the term "injustice"?

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Lack of fairness or justice; an unfair act or occurrence.

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A gift given to someone

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A celebration of achievements

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An understanding of one’s own rights

Question 43

What is the definition of the term "circumvent"?

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To find a way around an obstacle or to overcome a problem in a clever or deceitful way.

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To collaborate with others

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To face a challenge directly

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To express feelings openly

Question 44

What is the definition of the term "fair"?

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Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination.

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Taking advantage of others

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Making decisions based on personal feelings

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Ignoring rules and guidelines

Question 45

What is the definition of the term "parallel"?

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Lines or paths that run in the same direction and are always the same distance apart, never meeting.

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Lines that intersect at a single point

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A way of weaving different stories together

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Lines that bend and curve

Question 46

What is the definition of the term "cyclical"?

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Occurring in cycles; happening repeatedly in a regular pattern.

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Being unpredictable and random

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Taking place only once

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Running in a straight line

Question 47

What is the definition of the term "eccentric"?

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Unconventional and slightly strange in behavior or appearance.

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Highly organized and conventional

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Rigid and unchanging

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Common and ordinary

Question 48

What is the definition of the term "protest"?

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A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.

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An agreement between parties

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A celebration of an event

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A form of communication that seeks to persuade

Question 49

What is the definition of the term "refuse"?

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To indicate that one is not willing to do something; to decline.

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To consider options carefully

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To help someone in need

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To accept something willingly

Question 50

What is the definition of the term "intercede"?

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To intervene on behalf of someone, often by pleading or mediating.

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To create confusion

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To ignore a situation

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To take a position of authority

Question 51

What is the definition of the term "central"?

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Located at the middle point or most important part; primary.

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Disorganized and scattered

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Unimportant or secondary

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Far away from the main area

Question 52

What is the definition of the term "parable"?

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A simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson.

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A scientific explanation of phenomena

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A form of poetry with strict structure

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A historical account of events

Question 53

What is the definition of the term "interim"?

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Temporary or provisional; occurring between two events or periods.

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Unchanging over time

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Not related to any specific time

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Final and permanent

Question 54

What is the definition of the term "unequal"?

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Not equal or not the same in quantity, quality, or value.

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Identical in all aspects

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Greater in number than others

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Completely balanced or fair

Question 55

What is the definition of the term "unfair"?

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Not based on or behaving according to principles of equality and justice.

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Constructed to benefit everyone equally

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Completely just and equitable

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Based on clear and honest criteria

Question 56

What is the definition of the term "principle"?

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A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior.

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A random choice without reason

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A guideline that is never flexible

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A specific task to complete

Question 57

What is the definition of the term "cycle"?

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A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.

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An inflated sense of one’s personal ability.

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A round object or shape.

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A forceful violent storm.

Question 58

What does the term "circumference" mean?

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The distance around a circle.

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The height of a circle.

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A type of geometric shape.

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The area within a circle.

Question 59

What is the meaning of the term "paradigm"?

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A typical example or pattern of something; a model.

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A mathematical equation.

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A large group of people.

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A sudden change in weather.

Question 60

What does the term "interfere" mean?

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To get involved in a situation where one is not wanted or is not helpful.

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To help someone in need.

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To create a new idea.

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To influence positively.

Question 61

What is the definition of the term "eccentric"?

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Unconventional and slightly strange in behavior or style.

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A person who is very organized.

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A type of scientific experiment.

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An expert in a specific field.

Question 62

What does the term "paradox" mean?

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A statement that seems contradictory but may reveal a truth.

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An overly complex argument.

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A type of math problem.

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A simple question.

Question 63

What is the definition of the term "persistent"?

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Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

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Giving up easily when faced with challenges.

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Performing a task perfectly the first time.

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Changing one's mind frequently.

Question 64

What does the term "inequality" refer to?

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The unequal distribution of resources or opportunities among different groups.

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A perfect balance between two sides.

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A situation where everyone receives the same treatment.

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A type of mathematical equation.

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