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Created by Laura Carolina Camacho Archila
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Question | Answer |
UNDERSTAND | Perceive and have a clear idea of what is said, done or happens or discover the deeper meaning of something |
SYMPATHIES | share the sorrow of others |
EMPATHIES | Empathy is intended to understand the feelings and emotions, trying to experience objectively and rationally what he feels another individual. The word empathy is Greek “empathies “meaning “excited” |
FORGIVE | Forgetting [a person] the offense he committed another person against her or against each other and not hold a grudge or punishing him for it, or not to consider a debt or other obligation that has with it |
PERSONALITY | Set of traits and qualities that shape the way of being of a person and distinguish themselves from other |
YOUNG | Which it is in the period of life between childhood and middle age |
IRRESPONSIBLE | Is not responsible, age, ability or other circumstances |
VIOLENT | Using violence or encourage prone to conflict |
PLAYGROUND | The recreation yard or playground is a delimited place, which can be open or covered, associated with an educational institution (primary or secondary), where students can relax and distracted during daily breaks. |
INSECURITY | Lack of security. "Insecurity, a sense of insecurity" antonyms: security |
WEAK | Which it has little strength or poor mental or moral strength to withstand or cope with difficult situations or misfortunes |
UNHAPPY | It is not happy, that implies or entails unhappiness |
STUCK | Stay detained in a place unable to move or advance: |
JEALOUS | It applies to the person who is jealous or is likely to have them |
HURTFUL | That hurts. |
SOLUTIONS | Give or find a solution or an answer to a problem, a question or an issue |
COMMUNICATION | Transmission of signals by a common code to the sender and receiver |
QUESTIONS | One question is an interpellation is done with the intent to obtain some information. In pronouncing this question, it is expected to receive a response that includes the desired data |
RESPONSIBILITY | Quality of the person responsible. |
TEACHERS | A teacher is an individual who is dedicated to teaching an art, a discipline or science |
FAMILY | Group of people formed by a pair (usually linked by legal or religious ties), who lives and has a life in common, and their children when they have them. |
FRIENDS | A friend is a person with whom a friendship remains. A friendship is an emotional relationship between two people, built on the basis of reciprocity and regular treatment. Core values in a friendship are loyalty, love, solidarity, unconditional, sincerity and commitment. |
STRATEGY | Art of designing and directing military operations, especially those of war |
VISUALIZATION | Action display |
STRONG | Continued use resisting, friction or is securely attached and is difficult to start, remove or break. |
CALM | Tranquility, the absence of agitation and nerves in the way they act. |
SMILE | Making his mouth gesture smile |
LAUGHTER | Express joy, pleasure or happiness through certain movements of the mouth, eyes and other parts of the face, accompanied by the emission of a series of explosive and inarticulate sounds. |
ADVICE | Apparently opinion or someone gives or receives about their future conduct |
CONFRONT | Poner a una persona o una cosa, material o inmaterial, frente a otra para compararlas u oponerlas entre sí. |
SURPRISE | Emotional disturbance caused by something unforeseen or unexpected |
REACTION | Change produced in response to a stimulus. |
ATTENTION | voluntary application of mental activity or senses to a given stimulus or object mental or sensitive |
RESPECT | Treat them with respect or consideration a person or thing for some quality, situation or circumstance that determines them. |
STRENGTH | Physical ability to perform work or movement |
CONVICTION | Security is a person of truth or certainty of what he thinks or feels. |
HONESTY | Quality of the person or thing that is honest. |
TRUTH | Match between a proposition and the state of affairs it expresses. |
CONFUSION | Order or lack of clarity when many people hay or together things |
ANGER | Anger is disgust or anger generally felt by another person as a result of performing some action or untimely demonstration and that bothers us . |
PROVOCATION | The act of provoking or causing an often violent or strong reaction |
SIGNS | Something that signifies something else: |
SITUATION | The state of affairs; combination of circumstances: |
CONTROL | To regulate, govern, or command; |
BREATHE | To take (air, etc.) into the lungs and send (it) out; inhale and exhale: |
WALK | To move on foot at a moderate pace or speed, usually naturally, normally, and without hurry |
AWAY | From this or that place |
VISUALISE | To form a mental image of: |
MANAGE | to succeed in dealing with |
FLEXIBILITY | capable of being bent without breaking |
BLEND | to mix smoothly together |
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