Question 1

to disturb, bother, or upset

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Agitate (verb)

Question 2

to disagree strongly

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Oppose (verb)

Question 3

a person who judges whether something is good or bad

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Critic (noun)

Question 4

to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way

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Confront (verb)

Question 5

A disagreement among many people.

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Controversy (noun)

Question 6

causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry.

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offensive (adjective)

Question 7

to settle differences in which each side gives up something

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Compromise (verb)

Question 8

to stop or break up

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Disrupt (verb)

Question 9

to contribute to the growth of something

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Promote (verb)

Question 10

a rule that limits what you can do

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Restriction (noun)

Question 11

something made to bear the blame

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Scapegoat (noun)

Question 12

harmful

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Detrimental (adjective)

Question 13

an addition or change to a formal document

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Amendment (noun)

Question 14

to remove part of a book or song thought to be harmful or offensive

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Censor (verb)

Question 15

not allowed; forbidden

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Banned (verb)

Question 16

an event or process that leads to a result or change

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Cause (noun)

Question 17

a short statement of the most important ideas in a reading

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Summary (noun)

Question 18

suddenly, unexpectedly

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Abruptly (adverb)

Question 19

a statement that a situation is unsatisfactory or unacceptable

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Complaint (noun)

Question 20

left unprotected

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Exposed (verb)

Question 21

very bad or disagreeable; very dirty

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Foul (adjective)

Question 22

discuss the pros (+) and cons (-) of an issue

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Debate (noun)

Question 23

a person with special knowledge or ability who performs skillfully

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Expert (noun)

Question 24

a special part or area that is different from other parts or areas

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Zone (noun)

Question 25

the decision or final result

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Judgment (noun)

Question 26

the people who were involved in establishing the United States

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Founders (noun)

Question 27

to take advantage of

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Exploited (verb)

Question 28

offensive to morality and decency

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Obscene (adjective)

Question 29

a strong enforcement of rules or laws

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Crackdown (noun)

Question 30

angered and offended

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Outrage (adjective)

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