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Read the Passage Carefully and Familiarize Yourself with the New Words Used in the Passage by Working Out Their Meanings. Match the Words in Column a with Their Meanings in Column B.

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Read the passage carefully and familiarize yourself with the new words used in the passage by working out their meanings. Match the words in column A
with their meanings in column B.

Column A Column B
(a) foster (i) the act of accepting someone as a part of a group
(b) pernicious (ii) excessive enthusiasm for an extreme political or religious cause
(c) integration (iii) encourage the development of
{d) fanaticism (iv) agreement and support resulting from shared interests, feelings or opinions
(e) solidarity (v) having a harmful effect.
Match the Columns
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Solution

Column A Column B
(a) foster encourage the development of 
(b) pernicious having a harmful effect. 
(c) integration the act of accepting someone as a part of a group
{d) fanaticism excessive enthusiasm for an extreme political or religious cause
(e) solidarity   agreement and support resulting from shared interests, feelings or opinions 
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Chapter 6.2 Challenges to National Integration
Challenges to National Integration | Q 12 | Page 223

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