Vocab 02/27-03/03

The border is the...

• dividing line between two countries.

• place where individuals can post important information.

• collection of multiple books, comics, and other texts.

• space where anyone can move freely.

If someone has a prejudice, they...

• have a dislike of a particular group of people or a person who belongs to a particular group because they belong to that group. 

• have a strong basis for making a decision.

• have the authority to make decisions in the legal system.

• have a thoughtful and well-reasoned understanding about the unique situations of those different from them.

If a place has diversity it...

• includes people of many different social categories such as race, gender, religion, etc.

• is divided up equally into different parts.

• is committed to solving complex issues with in-depth

• excludes individuals based on social category such as race, gender, religion, etc.

If you immigrate, you...

•   come to live or work in another country after leaving the country you were born in.

• are born in a particular country and live there your entire life.

• travel to another country to visit for a set amount of time before returning to the country you were born in.

• move from one part of a country to another part of the same country.

If someone is given asylum, they are...

• a person from another country that has been allowed to stay in a new country usually because they are unable to return home safely.

• accepted into an institution of higher learning due to their exceptional achievements or abilities.

• placed under intense surveillance for the safety of themselves or others.

• a person who has health issues and are given intensive care.

If something aggravates a situation, it...

• makes it worse.

• makes it better.

• helps it stay the same.

• misrepresents it.

Your status is...

• your official description of what category you belong to or what your situation is at the current moment.

• your collection of attributes or qualities as a person.

• a description of the skills you have gained.

• the historical record of your ancestry.

A factor is...

• one of the things that affects an event, decision, or situation.

• a true statement that can be proven with evidence.

• something that is intended as a joke or in a humorous manner.

• a person who performs a fictional recreation of an event.

The connotations of a word...

• are the ideas, emotions, or qualities that are associated with that word.

• are the exact or direct definitions of that word.

• are the spelling patterns of the word.

• are the direct translations of that word into other languages.

The denotation of a word...

• is the exact or direct meaning of a word.

• is the part of speech the word belongs to.

• is the history of how that word came to be.

• are the ideas, emotions, or qualities that are associated with that word.