v. to not to buy, use, or do something as a way of protesting
Many women boycott the Miss World contest each year.

n. a promise that something will happen or be done
My cell phone comes with a guarantee that if it doesn't work, I get my money back.

n. something (such as a prize) that is given to someone for being excellent, or for doing something that is good
The woman won an award for cleaning up trash in the city.

n. the quality that allows someone to do things that are
The Vikings were also great warriors who were known for their strength and bravery.

adj. too many to be counted
She was looking at the countless stars in the night sky.

n. a person who has a specified status, or who is regarded in a specified way
Public figures have a responsibility to set a good example for their people.

n. the right to use something, go somewhere, or do something without being controlled
I have the freedom to do what I want.

n. a person who uses or supports strong actions (such as public protests) to help make changes in politics or society
The activist often spoke against policies that hurt the common person.

adj. the same for each person
Maria wanted everyone to have an equal share of cake.

n. unfairly treating a person, or group of people or groups of people people, from other
After moving to a new country, she faced much discrimination because of her race.