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10f + Ms Riedlberger

Vocabulary for our 1st English test

QuestionAnswer
segregation racial separation (of colored and white people in the U.S. in the early 20th century)
to discriminate against verb of "discrimination"
to purchase to buy
complexion skin color
property what you own
auction an event where something is sold to whoever bids most money
to degrade to lower someone's value
a piece of merchandise an object to be bought or sold
mistress the female form of "master"
legal the adjective of "law"
to commit to ... a crime
unjust synonym of "unfair"
equality the idea that all people have the same value
to cease to stop, to end
trial the coming together of a judge and a jury in court to decide over criminals
jury a group of people who decide over cases in court in the U.S.
desegregation the end of segregation and beginning of equality for all citizens
citizen a person who has a U.S. passport is a U.S. ...
to arrest when you commit a crime and the police catch you, you are ...
to fine to make someone pay money as a punishment
to attend to take part in (e.g. a party, school, university..)
relief a feeling of ease after a lot of fear and worries
incident something that happens (e.g. "a crucial ...")
racism the belief that humans belong to different races that are superior or of lower value than others
lynching the cruel murder of people, usually by a mob and for racist reasons
to improve to make something better
crucial a ... incident is an important situation with severe consequences
boycott a form of peaceful protest; the Rosa Parks incident in 1955 in Montgomery, AL, for example, started the Montgomery Bus ...
survival the noun of "to survive"
to recall to remember
injustice opposite of "justice"
oppression when an authority acts in a brutal, cruel or unjust way (e.g. slaveowners)
to judge someone to form an opinion about someone
prejudice an opinion that is not justified, e.g. "Most immigrants don't want to integrate themselves"
despair the noun of "desperate" - a synonym for "hopelessness"
to deliver a speech synonym for "to give a speech"
to recognize to realize, to understand
poll a statistic of the public opinion
minimum age limit the age you need to be to do certain things; e.g., the ... for buying beer in Germany is 16.
marriage the noun of "to marry"
election(s) This year, Obama won the presidential ... again
criminal adjective of "crime"
to differ from not to be the same as
to consume to buy and use goods, e.g. food
cliché syn. "stereotype"
supportive when you help and support others, you are...
to generalise to form a general opinion, e.g. "All blondes are stupid"
to impress to make others admire you
appearance you shouldn't judge people by their ... (=looks), but by their personality
personality you shouldn't judge people by their appearance (=looks), but by their ...
conflict an argument between two people of different opinions
irresponsible opp. "responsible"
privilege when you get rights that other people don't get, you are ...d.
to ban to forbid
emotional when you show your feelings and get very happy or sad easily, you are...
advanced when you improve your English skills, you move from basic to ... level English.
to benefit to win something from a situation
to reach for to grab something
impression the first things you notice about someone are your first ...
major main, more important
to clear one's throat to make a sound like "ehem", e.g. when you are embarrassed
weird strange
curious when somebody wants to know everything, he/she is ...
bright intelligent,smart
to glance at to look at someone shortly or quickly
stubborn when you always think you are right and never change your opinion, you are...
injury when you hurt yourself, you have an ...
severe a bad injury = a ... injury
to suppose to think, to assume
temporary only for a short / limited amount of time
headline the title of a newspaper article
adventurous when you like adventures, you are...
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