Sugar and How Sugar Changed the World (article vocabulary)

To drink heartily is - (a)  

• moving
• expeller pressed
• quaffing
• quasar

To yield to the desire for something means to _________ in it.

• initiate

• indulge

• correct

• indecisive

Without a reduction of intensity, speed, or strength -

• unfair

• abated

• unabated

• underrated

Raw materials that can be bought and sold (sugar, coffee, beans, etc.) -

• community

• commercial

• commodities

• commode

Sugar was such a good cash crop, many referred to it as ​ (a)  

• white gold.
• gold bullion
• white cash
• black gold

The ​ (a)   monitors other countries' human rights policies and practices.

• Human Rights Watch (HRW)
• World Health Organization
• NATO

Plain; not adorned or glossed; straightforward -

• tariffed

• varnished

• confectionaries

• unvarnished

Which organization or group within the United Nations is responsible for monitoring human health, including the spreading of diseases, and all other medical emergencies affecting large groups of people?

• Kellogs

• World Health Organization

• The World Sugar Organization

• The Food Pantry

Equal in comparison; same meaning or value -

• tariff

• tantamount

• confectionaries

• tarantula

Realizing they could make even more money, the king decided to place ​ (a)   on all ​ (b)   imported to Europe.

• tariffs
• confectionaries
• medicinal
• quaffing