Vocabulary Quizs

assimilated

• To have absorbed and integrated into a wider society or culture.

• To have rejected and isolated from a society or culture.

• To have created a new culture distinct from others.

• To have maintained one's original culture without change.

supposition

• A definite conclusion based on evidence.

• An uncertain belief or assumption.

• A proven fact or truth.

• A strong opinion or conviction.

identities

• The characteristics, feelings, or beliefs that distinguish people from others.

• A set of rules that govern behavior in society.

• A collection of personal experiences and memories.

• The physical traits that define a person.

Plural

• A grammatical term used to denote more than one person, animal, thing, or concept.

• A term used to describe a single entity.

• A type of verb form that indicates past tense.

• A noun that refers to a group of people.

forecast

• A prediction or estimate of future events, especially coming weather or a financial trend.

• A detailed report on past events and their outcomes.

• A random guess about future occurrences.

• A statistical analysis of historical data.

morally

• In a way that relates to principles of right and wrong behavior.

• In a manner that is financially beneficial.

• In a way that is socially acceptable.

• In a manner that is legally permissible.

compel

• To force or oblige someone to do something.

• To encourage someone to do something voluntarily.

• To allow someone to choose freely without pressure.

• To persuade someone through gentle means.

individuals

• Single human beings as distinct from a group, class, or family.

• A collective group of people sharing common characteristics.

• A type of social organization based on kinship.

• A legal entity recognized by law as having rights and duties.

sort

• A category or type of something.

• A method of organizing data.

• A type of computer algorithm.

• A way to categorize emotions.