Reading for the Real world 2nd_Student-Book 3 Unit 19 (E)

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catalyst

a substance that causes a chemical reaction to occur faster

The assassination of the dignitary was a catalyst for the war.

cope

to solve a problem or difficulty successfully

Since her family moved frequently, she developed coping strategies for not getting depressed.

council

a group of officials, chosen or voted into office, who make laws, rules and decisions

After a long deliberation, the council decided to free the hostages.

discontent

dissatisfaction

The student's discontent was obvious to everyone.

evict

to force someone to leave a certain area

The tenants were evicted from their home for not paying the rent.

friction

(in science) the force that prevents motion between bodies in contact

When you rub two stones together, the friction causes a spark which can start a fire.

heritage

the traditional values, beliefs, and customs of a culture

His European heritage taught him to be chivalrous.

instill

give a quality by example or teaching

The family decided to home school their children because they wanted to instill good moral values.

plantation

a large farm, usually in a hot climate, where CROPS are grown

The tobacco plantations on the east coast have been in operation for centuries.

racism

prejudice or unfairness against people of one race by those of another

Despite its effort for multiculturalism, racism still exists in America.

relocate

move to a new place

I may have to relocate if my company assigns me to a new position.

reverence

a feeling or showing of great respect and loyalty

Mr. Scott was held in reverence for all the great work he did for the company.

satisfy

to cause someone to be pleased or happy

The magazine article satisfied my curiosity about the group's religious beliefs.

stereotyped

conventional, fixed or settled

She gave stereotyped answers that the committee had been hearing all day.

subsequent

(formal) following or happening after something else

You will have to pay $50 this first year and then $30 in the subsequent years.