Florida History
The traditions, values, and physical properties passed down from past generations
What is heritage?
To make as large as possible.
What is a nanoparticle?
Something laid back-- could be regulations or rules.
What is lax?
What is the name of the main character in Fahrenheit 451?
Who is Guy Montag?
To have agency, freewill, or the freedom to act as you want.
What is autonomy?
The study of celestial objects.
What is astronomy?
What is socioeconomic?
Only in name
What is nominally?
What tragedy happened to humanity in the story "There Will Come Soft Rains?"
What is a nuclear war.
To be stated directly or outright.
What is explicit?
To be fluid or constantly changing. The opposite of a static character.
What is dynamic?
When something is realized -- like a tree bearing fruit.
What is fruition?
Something with negative effects.
What is detrimental?
What political event was framed as the backdrop to this year's World Cup?
What is the US-Iranian war?
To leave one's country for another.
What is to expatriate?
Something that is possible or realistic.
What is feasible?
To be hungry for something-- maybe food or reading
What is voracious?
A loophole or special condition
What is a caveat?
What argument did the APUSH alternative course FACT make about the constitution?
What is that two of the three clauses on slavery were anti-slavery measures?
What is an aberration?
To make faster or to set in motion. Think about what might speed up a chemical reaction.
What is a catalyst?
A lucky or happenstance event.
What is serendipity?
When something seems one way but the truth or hidden motive might be different from what is shown.
What is ostensible?
How did Heman Bekele's cancer-fighting soap work?
What is by delivering imiquimod through nanolipid particles?