WorksheetsA Quilt of a Country Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Disparate
having multiple parts or aspects
a variety of different ethnic or cultural groups
unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Interwoven
having multiple parts or aspects
coming together in one body or place
unrelated; out of place
intermingled; combined
Coalescing
having multiple parts or aspects
coming together in one body or place
unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Diversity
having multiple parts or aspects
a variety of different ethnic or cultural groups
unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Discordant
having multiple parts or aspects
coming together in one body or place
unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Pluralistic
having multiple parts or aspects
coming together in one body or place
unrelated; out of place
intermingled; combined
Rhetoric
An analogy is a comparison between two things used as a method clarifying an idea
coming together in one body or place
language in either writing or speech that is used to persuade or impress an audience unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Analogy
An analogy is a comparison between two things used as a method clarifying an idea
coming together in one body or place
language in either writing or speech that is used to persuade or impress an audience unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Synchronous
An analogy is a comparison between two things used as a method clarifying an idea
happening, moving, or existing at the same time
language in either writing or speech that is used to persuade or impress an audience unrelated; out of place
essentially different in kind
Asynchronous
An analogy is a comparison between two things used as a method clarifying an idea
happening, moving, or existing at the same time
language in either writing or speech that is used to persuade or impress an audience unrelated; out of place
not existing or happening at the same time.
