politic phrases

Question 1

refers to someone who is well-known, influential, or widely recognized in a particular field, industry, community, or society

Answer 1

a prominent figure

Question 2

describes someone who is strongly disliked or vilified within the movement, often due to their actions, beliefs, or perceived role in perpetuating war or conflict. They may be a target of intense criticism or condemnation from those who oppose war.

Answer 2

in the anti-war movement a hate figure

Question 3

means that someone is viewed or treated as an object of amusement or mockery, often because of their actions, appearance, or demeanor. They are not taken seriously and may be laughed at or made the subject of jokes.

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be seen as a figure of fun

Question 4

refers to someone who has significant power, authority, or impact in a particular domain, industry, community, or society. They possess the ability to affect decisions, opinions, or actions of others and often play a pivotal role in shaping outcomes or trends.

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a very influential figure

Question 5

means that the voting process for a political office, such as a governmental position or leadership role, will occur during the month of May.

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the election takes place in May

Question 6

To set the date for holding an election

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call an election

Question 7

To illegally manipulate the outcome of an election through fraudulent means

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rig an election

Question 8

The period before an election when campaigns intensify, candidates appeal to voters, and there is increased attention to political events

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In the run-up to the election

Question 9

Conducting a survey to gather opinions or data from a specific group of people.

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carry out a poll

Question 10

Organizing and administering a survey to gather opinions or information from a group of students.

Answer 10

conduct a poll among students

Question 11

Referring to the most recent survey or poll that has been conducted.

Answer 11

in the latest poll

Question 12

Participate in the voting process during an election.

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go to the polls

Question 13

When a group of people agree on a decision or opinion after discussion and negotiation.

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reach a consensus

Question 14

Reaching an agreement or shared understanding among a group of people after discussions and deliberations

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establish a consensus

Question 15

A growing agreement or shared understanding among a group of people, often in the context of ongoing discussions or debates where patterns of agreement start to become apparent.

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an emerging consensus

Question 16

A widespread agreement or shared understanding among a large group of people, indicating a general alignment of opinions or views on a particular issue or topic.

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a broad consensus

Question 17

Revealing or bringing to light a situation involving corrupt practices, particularly involving the exchange of money or favors for dishonest gain.

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expose a bribery scandal

Question 18

A situation involving public exposure or revelation of inappropriate sexual behavior, often involving individuals in positions of power or influence.

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a sex scandal

Question 19

To be involved or implicated in a scandalous event or situation, often implying some level of wrongdoing, controversy, or negative attention.

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be mixed up in a scandal

Question 20

Concealing details or evidence related to a scandal to protect those involved or minimize its impact

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cover up a scandal

Question 21

To run for a seat in Parliament as a Member of Parliament

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stand as an MP

Question 22

To attempt to influence Members of Parliament by advocating for specific policies or interests

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lobby MPs

Question 23

A Member of Parliament who supports conservative or right-wing political views

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A right-wing MP

Question 24

A Member of Parliament who is vocal and frank in expressing their opinions and views on various issues, often without reservation or hesitation.

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an outspoken MP

Question 25

A vote in which all individuals involved are in complete agreement, with no opposition or dissenting opinions.

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a unanimous vote

Question 26

To formally register one’s choice or opinion in an election or other decision-making process by submitting a vote.

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cast your vote

Question 27

A vote cast not necessarily in support of a particular candidate or party, but rather as a means of expressing dissatisfaction or protest with the available options or the political system.

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a protest vote

Question 28

Suspected manipulation or tampering with the voting process, though not yet proven or confirmed.

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alleged vote-rigging

Question 29

It refers to a win or loss that was very close or with a small margin

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a narrow defeat/victory

Question 30

an easy victory in an election

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a landslide defeat/victory

Question 31

(of situations, feelings, or words) lacking value; not true or sincere

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a hollow victory

Question 32

To assert or declare success or failure in a competition, contest, or election.

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claim victory/defeat