Moving towards freedom and opportunity

Question 1

Segregation

Answer 1

(n.): the act or practice of separating on ethic, racial, religious, or ether minority group from dominant majority group.

Question 2

discrimination

Answer 2

(n.): favorable or unfavorable treatment of a person based on that person’s race, ethnicity, religion, or ether category rather than on that person’s individual inherit.

Question 3

indifference

Answer 3

(n.) lack of interest or concern.

Question 4

Ingrained

Ex: My unusual sense of anger is_______in me and would be very difficult to cut out of my personality.

Answer 4

(adj.): firmly fixed; deeply rooted

Question 5

Prominent

Ex:

Answer 5

(adj.): leading, important, or well-known

Example:

Question 6

Undermine

Ex: Jhon hoped that his allergies were not going to undermine his ability to play basketball.

Answer 6

(v.): to injure or weaken

Example

Question 7

Venue

Answer 7

(n.): the scene or locale of an event

Example:

Question 8

Commence

Answer 8

(v.): to begin or start

Question 9

Prudence

Answer 9

(n.): the wise handling of practical matters

Question 10

unabated

Answer 10

(adj.) continued on without losing its original force or strength

Question 11

Denunciation

Answer 11

(n.) public condemnation of something as wrong or evil

Ex: Johnny condemnation

Question 12

Vindication

Answer 12

(n.) evidence of the proof that someone’s claim is correct

Ex: radios kindness to johnny was vindication that radio was helping johnny and not hurting him

Question 13

Apprehension

Answer 13

Fear or dreads of the future