Final Semester 1-Ostrich Protocol

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What is hypocrisy?

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Hypocrisy is the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform. Example: Convincing your parent you believe in a flat earth when you do not.

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What does 'replete' mean?

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Replete means well stocked or filled with something. Example: A home that is replete is filled with delicious food.

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What does it mean to emulate someone?

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To emulate means to imitate or copy someone’s actions or behavior. Example: I emulated the cat by licking my arm for ten minutes.

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What does 'frenetic' describe?

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Frenetic describes something that is fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way. Example: Chloe Anne Fitzgerald's movements were described as frenetic.

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What is a behemoth?

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A behemoth refers to something enormous or powerful. Example: Orejel is considered a behemoth on the football field.

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What is the significance of understanding hypocrisy in social interactions?

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Understanding hypocrisy helps individuals recognize inconsistencies in behavior and beliefs, promoting authenticity and integrity in relationships.

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How can the word 'replete' be used in a sentence?

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The pantry was replete with snacks for the party.

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What is the difference between emulating and imitating?

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Emulating involves striving to match or surpass someone, often with admiration, while imitating simply means copying someone's actions.

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What are some synonyms for 'frenetic'?

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Some synonyms for 'frenetic' include frantic, frenzied, and wild.

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In what context might someone be described as a behemoth?

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Someone might be described as a behemoth in contexts such as sports, where they dominate due to their size and strength.