Junior Year 1

Question 0

Diversity

Answer 0

( noun )

The quality or state of having many different forms, types, ideas, etc.

Question 1

Distinct

Answer 1

( adjective )

Noticeably different

Question 2

Nomadic

Answer 2

( adjective )

Roaming about from place to place aimlessly, frequently, or without a fixed pattern of movement

Question 3

Consistent

Answer 3

( adjective )

Continuing to happen or develop in the same way

Question 4

Reverence

Answer 4

( noun )

Honor or respect that is felt for or shown to ( someone or something )

Question 5

Transmitted

Answer 5

( verb )

To give or pass ( information, values, etc. ) from one person to another

Question 6

Autocracy

Answer 6

( noun )

A country that is ruled by a person or group with total power

Question 7

Exclusive

Answer 7

( adjective )

Not shared: available to only one person or group

Question 8

Anthropologists

Answer 8

( noun )

Someone who studies human races, origins, societies, and cultures

Question 9

Relativism

Answer 9

( noun )

The belief that different things are true, right, etc., for different people or at different times

Question 10

Prevail

Answer 10

( verb )

To defeat an opponent especially in a long or difficult contest

Question 11

Embody

Answer 11

( verb ) 
To represent ( something ) in a clear and obvious way: to be a symbol or example of ( something )

Question 12

Beneficial

Answer 12

( adjective )

Producing good or helpful results or effects: producing benefits

Question 13

Compressed

Answer 13

( adjective )

Pressed together: reduced in size or volume ( as by pressure )

Question 14

Evoke

Answer 14

( verb ) 
To cause ( a particular reaction or response ) to happen

Question 15

Centrality

Answer 15

( noun )

The quality or state of being central

Question 16

Emergence

Answer 16

( noun )

The act of becoming known or coming into view: the act of emerging

Question 17

Migrate

Answer 17

( verb )

To move from one country or place to live or work in another

Question 18

Interweaving

Answer 18

( verb )

To mix or blend together

Question 19

Interdependence

Answer 19

( noun )

The state of people, places or things among themselves needing something or something else for support, help, etc.

Question 20

Entity

Answer 20

( noun )

Something that exists by itself: something that is separate from other things

Question 21

Myth

Answer 21

( noun )

A story that was told in an ancient culture to explain a practice, belief or natural occurrence

Question 22

Chronological order

Answer 22

( adjective )

Arranged in the order that things happened or came to be

Question 23

Narrative

Answer 23

( noun )

A story that is told or written

Question 24

Voice

Answer 24

( noun )

Wish, choice, or opinion openly or formally expressed

Question 25

Theme

Answer 25

( noun )

A particular subject or issue that is discussed often or repeatedly