Hannah gibson vocab#9
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The document discusses vocabulary words and why an image was chosen to represent each word, including argument to present different sides of information, propose for a plan or suggestion, oppose to resist or be against something, imperative for something absolutely necessary, assert to declare as true, refute to prove a mistake, detrimental to cause harm, generalize to form general ideas, ambiguous for something unclear, and globalization as organizing worldwide.
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3) Opposition is to resist someone or something.
4) Imperative means that you have to do something that is necessary or required.
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1) The document discusses the meanings of various words like establish, tradition, injustice, conflict, expedition, freedom, grave, developments, economically, literacy, independence, discriminate, development, and empower through examples and photos.
2) Traditions refer to cultural practices of a society, like rules for women's dress in some countries. Injustice means unfair situations like children starving without enough food.
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Hannah gibson vocab#9
- 1. Vocabulary # 9 By: Hannah Gibson
- 2. Argument I chose this image for argument because in debates you present your side of the information and the other person presents a different side.
- 3. Propose/proposition I chose this image because a proposition is a plan or suggestion of something to be considered.
- 4. Oppose/opposition I chose this image because oppose is to resist, or to be against someone or something.
- 5. Imperative I chose this image because imperative is when you do something, it is absolutely necessary or required.
- 6. Assert I chose this image because when you assert something, you declare it to be true.
- 7. Refute I chose this image because to prove a spelling mistake you ho to the dictionary.
- 8. Detrimental I chose this image because detrimental is something that causes you harm or injury.
- 9. Generalize/generalization I chose this image because to form general ideas about things, people or ideas based on a set of particular observations.
- 10. Ambiguous I chose this image because ambiguous means that something is not clear.
- 11. Globalization I chose this image because globalization is the process of organizing or establishing something worldwide.