Chapter 7

Question 1

Indigenous

Answer 1

This adjective describes people or things that are
native to a region. Immigrants and transplants don’t qualify. (Indi—–india——-yahan ke log aur cheezein)

Question 2

Interloper

Answer 2

Interlopers intrude where they aren’t wanted,
whether they are meddlers in the affairs of others or merely non-indigenous
species of plants ( inter-, (“between”) with -loper, (from landloper, meaning “vagabond” or “adventurer”).)

Question 3

Extraneous

Answer 3

This adjective can mean simply “coming from
the outside,” but it is more likely to have the strong sense of irrelevant or
unimportant. (extra——faltu—–neous—–noise—–outside)

Question 4

Inherent

Answer 4

the nature of
the thing (or the person), integral to its being.

Question 5

Pariah

Answer 5

This noun refers to a social outcast, someone not
accepted in his or her society. (paraya)

Question 6

Endemic

Answer 6

(often used about a disease or problem) regularly found in a particular place or among a particular group of people and difficult to get rid of ( In people jaise pandemic was an endemic of diesease)

Question 7

Intrinsic

Answer 7

inwards

Question 8

Innate

Answer 8

in born

Question 9

Ostracize/Ostracism

Answer 9

If you ostracize someone, you make him or her a
pariah (paraya karna )

Question 10

Tangential

Answer 10

something “slightly touching” or “barely connected.”