Vocabulary Quiz

What does the word "amendments" mean?

• A sense of obligation toward something

• Formal changes made according to official procedures

• A special right or benefit held by a certain group of people

• An account given in a particular way

What is the meaning of "commitment"?

• A government that is run by the people who live under it

• Means "in the end" or "finally"

• A sense of obligation toward something

• Laws that are made or passed

How is "compromise" defined?

• To reach agreement by having each side give up some of its demands

• An account given in a particular way

• A special right or benefit held by a certain group of people

• Formal changes made according to official procedures

What does "democracy" refer to?

• A government that is run by the people who live under it

• Means "laws that are made or passed"

• An account given in a particular way

• A sense of obligation toward something

What does "eventually" mean?

• A special right or benefit held by a certain group of people

• Means "in the end" or "finally"

• Formal changes made according to official procedures

• An account given in a particular way

What is the definition of "legislation"?

• A government that is run by the people who live under it

• Means "laws that are made or passed"

• A sense of obligation toward something

• To reach agreement by having each side give up some of its demands

What does "privilege" mean?

• A special right or benefit held by a certain group of people

• An account given in a particular way

• Means "in the end" or "finally"

• Formal changes made according to official procedures

What is the meaning of "version"?

• An account given in a particular way

• A government that is run by the people who live under it

• A sense of obligation toward something

• Means "laws that are made or passed"

An account given in a particular way is called a:

• commitment

• version

• privilege

• compromise

Formal changes made according to official procedures are known as:

• amendments

• legislation

• democracy

• commitment