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G9 U1 'Society' Charity VS Philanthropy
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She refused to cheat on the exam, believing it was beneath her __________ character.
noble
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The __________ bought his way into politics, proving that money can sometimes shout louder than votes.
plutocrat
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The nation was criticized for being a __________, where the wealthy few controlled politics.
plutocracy
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The celebrity enjoyed high social __________ because of his fame and wealth.
status
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Her new promotion at work greatly improved her social __________.
status
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After covering all expenses, the company invested its __________ in community projects.
surplus wealth
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When a country is run by billionaires, it becomes a __________.
plutocracy
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A truly __________ leader treats even their opponents with compassion and fairness.
humane
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The tech billionaire pledged half his fortune to medical research as an act of true __________.
philanthropy
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Being __________ means not only having wealth but also showing generosity and high moral character.
noble
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The country’s laws were shaped by a powerful __________ who valued wealth above democracy.
plutocrat
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The billionaire’s sudden act of __________ surprised everyone, as he donated half his fortune to education.
philanthropy
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Offering food and shelter to the homeless is considered a deeply __________ act.
humane
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In __________, businesses try to balance making money with helping society.
enlighted capitalism
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He argued for __________, where business success should benefit all of society.
enlightened capitalism
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She gave away her __________ to support hospitals and schools instead of keeping it for herself.
surplus wealth
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