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6B Reading - World customs

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    Terms and countries of Prism 2 Reading 4A
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  • Formal
    To make an official request for something, usually in writing.
    A type of party or event where everyone wears a costume.
    Following a strict and serious set of rules, dress, or manners; not casual.
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  • Greet
    To give a friendly signal or words of welcome to someone.
    To clean or tidy up a messy area quickly and thoroughly.
    To quickly and silently observe someone or something from a distance.
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  • Relationship
    The total amount of money a person earns in one year.
    The way in which two or more people, groups, or things are connected or behave toward each other.
    A small, decorative object that is usually made of glass or metal.
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  • Punctuality
    The quality of being very careful and precise about every small detail.
    The act of being on time or arriving exactly at the scheduled moment.
    The ability to clearly see objects that are very far away.
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  • Unique
    To join two separate things together using a strong adhesive.
    Being the only one of its kind; special and different from everything else.
    Something that is difficult to find or hard to discover.
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  • Token
    The long, hard shell of a specific kind of sea animal.
    A brief and humorous story told to make a point.
    A symbol or sign of a feeling, event, or purpose; a small object used as a substitute for money.
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  • Hierarchy
    A device used to measure the depth of the ocean.
    A specific type of ancient writing that uses pictures instead of letters.
    A system where people or groups are ranked one above the other .
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  • A usual way of doing things in a particular family, group, or society.
    Routine
    Habit
    Custom
    Norm
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  • Having to do with the shared ideas, arts, beliefs, and way of life of a specific group of people.
    Historic
    Behavioral
    Cultural
    Social
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  • Believing that something is wrong, dishonest, or untrustworthy; causing doubt.
    Mysterious
    Skeptical
    Suspicious
    Curious
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  • The person who receives something.
    Receptor
    Recipient
    Givee
    Donor
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  • A note or comment added to a text or diagram to explain it or give an opinion.
    Remark
    Citation
    Annotation
    Notation
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  • To combine different ideas or pieces of information into one new, complete thing.
    Blending
    Analyzing
    Synthesizing
    Summarizing
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  • A broad statement or rule that is believed to be true for most things in a group, based on only a few examples.
    Conclusion
    Prediction
    Generalization
    Stereotype
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  • The way something looks or seems on the outside.
    Appearance
    Outlook
    Seeming
    Look
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  • A ceremony held before a body is buried or cremated.
    Memorial
    Service
    Funeral
    Burial
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