Words of the Week Quiz (2/3-2/7)

Impose

• To force something on someone or something

• Cruel or unfair

• A revival or period of renewed interest in something

• A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way

Rational

• A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason

• Based on reason rather than emotion; sensible

• The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others

• To change the meaning, appearance, or sound of something in an undesirable way

Justifiable

• A representation of someone or something in words or images

• Normal or traditional

• Able to be defended as correct or reasonable

• Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way

Principle

• A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking

• A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way

• Reasonable to trust or believe

• What is considered normal and accepted

Status quo

• The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others

• A revival or period of renewed interest in something

• A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason

• What is considered normal and accepted

Renaissance

• The act of treating someone as less-than or unimportant

• Cruel or unfair

• A revival or period of renewed interest in something

• A representation of someone or something in words or images

Marginalize

• To force something on someone or something

• To treat someone as less-than or unimportant

• A pre-existing preference for one side of an argument that might get in the way of reason

• Normal or traditional

Depiction

• A representation of someone or something in words or images

• An opinion-based explanation of what a fact or set of facts shows or means

• The art or skill of speaking or writing to persuade or influence others

• Reasonable to trust or believe

Oppressive

• Expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way

• Cruel or unfair

• A wrong or mistaken idea or way of thinking

• Based on reason rather than emotion; sensible

Conventional

• Normal or traditional

• What is considered normal and accepted

• A revival or period of renewed interest in something

• A moral rule or set of ideas about right and wrong that influences someone to behave in a certain way