Assignment I (Semester 2) Text-based tasks for guessing meaning of vocabulary from context

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1. Victimized children growing up in a dysfunctional family are innocent and have absolutely no control over their toxic life environment; they grew up with multiple emotional scarring caused by repeated trauma and pain from their parents' actions, words, and attitudes.

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2. I learned then that this had broken social taboos – that this was something bad.

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3. “When you’re young, the most important anchor you’ve got is your idyllic family.”

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4. Two people have a personal relationship only if they see each other as special, not merely as one person among many, and morality requires being impartial and loyal.

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5. Mediation is the process by which families can negotiate about future arrangements for children with the help of a neutral third party. The mediator does not tell parties what to do, but can help the parties to reach their own agreements amicably, whilst trying to improve communication between them.

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6. A successful estate plan also includes provisions allowing your family members to access or control your assets should you become unable to do so yourself.

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7. Characteristics shared by members of a group may include interests, values, representations, ethnic or social background, and kinship ties. 

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8. Family obligations asks parents and children to rate a series of statements related to how important it is for children to spend time with their families, help their families, and to respect older members of their families.

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9. Some sentencing judges allow evidence of the conditions of the hardship associated with protective custody – such as the restrictive nature, lack of services and programs, and risk of injury – to be admitted prior to sentencing.

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10. Some sentencing judges allow evidence of the conditions of the hardship associated with protective custody – such as the restrictive nature, lack of services and programs, and risk of injury – to be admitted prior to sentencing.

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11. He's off his head! The age gap in relationship is the most dangerous, so that he should follow the normal stereotypes.

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12.  People who talk about authentic costume are talking rubbish.

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13. He had already tried to talk sense into Jonathan, and had got nowhere.

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14. I was under the impression that admission was free.

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15. She can come whenever she likes, as far as I'm concerned

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