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Question 1

the amount of confidence felt by a person or group of people, especially when in a dangerous/difficult situation

Answer 1

morale

Question 2

standards of behaviour; principles of right and wrong

Answer 2

moral

Question 3

a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience

Answer 3

moral

Question 4

to force someone to serve in an army/one of a country’s armed forces

Answer 4

conscript

Question 5

a situation in which neither side in an argument/contest can win or in which no progress is possible

Answer 5

stalemate

Question 6

a long and determined attempt to achieve/change/stop something because of your strong belief

Answer 6

crusade

Question 7

a vigorous campaign for political/social/religious change

Answer 7

crusade

Question 8

when one person or group decides to enforce their beliefs on others either through violence or peer pressure

Answer 8

crusade

Question 9

to put something into action

Answer 9

enact

Question 10

to make a law/rule become official

Answer 10

enact

Question 11

to perform a story/play

Answer 11

enact

Question 12

a person who speaks publicly in support of a particular idea/plan of action

Answer 12

proponent

Question 13

to not allow something/ to order someone not to do something

Answer 13

forbade

Question 14

in the middle/surrounded by

Answer 14

amid

Question 15

a neutral position, especially in a disagreement/war

Answer 15

neutrality

Question 16

involving two groups or countries

Answer 16

bilateral

Question 17

widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something on the basis of a perception of their achievements/status/reputation in a particular field or society

Answer 17

prestige

Question 18

extremely large/great in size, extent or degree

Answer 18

immense

Question 19

a formal meeting in which representatives/experts discuss important matters, make decisions, etc

Answer 19

congress

Question 20

the easing of hostility/strained relations, especially between countries

Answer 20

detente