English 11 Lesson 7 Vocabulary

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What does the word 'upheaval' mean?

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A sudden, violent disruption or change, often in a political or social context.

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What is an 'undulation'?

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A wave-like motion or a series of waves; a gentle rising and falling.

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What does it mean to 'repulse' someone?

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To reject or drive back an invitation or approach in a curt or dismissive manner.

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Define 'archipelago'.

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A group or chain of islands clustered together in a body of water.

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What does 'seismic' refer to?

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Relating to or caused by earthquakes; having significant and widespread effects.

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Provide an example of upheaval in history.

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The 1910 Revolution in Mexico, which brought significant political and social changes.

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What is the relationship between 'upheaval' and social change?

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Upheaval often leads to significant social changes as societies react to disruptions.

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How can 'undulations' be observed in nature?

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In the movement of ocean waves or the rolling hills of a landscape.

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What is the significance of understanding 'seismic' events?

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Understanding seismic events is crucial for disaster preparedness and response.

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How does 'repulsion' manifest in social interactions?

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It can manifest as a refusal to engage or a negative reaction to an invitation.