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Froggy Jumps Bold Words MatchOnline version Match words to definitions by Thị Thanh Bình Vũ 1 We may not be aware of all the associations we have with different groups. a a feeling of discontent with something b a strong feeling for, or bond with, someone or something c connections between people with common interests 2 ... you would have to cope with isolation – with little or no contact with other people. a refusal to accept something or someone b connections between people with common interests c separation or detachment from something 3 ... from supporting a political party to loyalty to a particular football team. a a feeling of not being connected to people around you b the quality of being faithful or true to someone or something c an understanding between people who get on well together 4 ... most people do have some sort of emotional attachment to friends who share their outlook on life. a a strong feeling for, or bond with, someone or something b a feeling of discontent with something c the process or result of making someone feel they have no importance or influence 5 ... you have a rapport with other group members – a kind of mutual appreciation. a connections between people with common interests b refusal to accept something or someone c an understanding between people who get on well together 6 ... they may experience feelings of rejection and they can become depressed or angry. a a feeling of not being connected to people around you b the process or result of making someone feel they have no importance or influence c refusal to accept something or someone 7 This can lead to marginalization, which may evolve into feelings of powerlessness. a a feeling of not being connected to people around you b the process or result of making someone feel they have no importance or influence c a strong feeling for, or bond with, someone or something 8 But these types of groups are difficult to leave if you … start to feel disaffection with their ideas. a a feeling of discontent with something b a strong feeling for, or bond with, someone or something c connections between people with common interests 9 ..., in reality, they often increase a person’s sense of alienation from society. a a feeling of not being connected to people around you b the process or result of making someone feel they have no importance or influence c an understanding between people who get on well together

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Bold Words Match

Froggy Jumps

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by Thị Thanh Bình Vũ

We may not be aware of all the associations we have with different groups.

... you would have to cope with isolation – with little or no contact with other people.

... from supporting a political party to loyalty to a particular football team.

... most people do have some sort of emotional attachment to friends who share their outlook on life.

... you have a rapport with other group members – a kind of mutual appreciation.

... they may experience feelings of rejection and they can become depressed or angry.

This can lead to marginalization, which may evolve into feelings of powerlessness.

But these types of groups are difficult to leave if you … start to feel disaffection with their ideas.

..., in reality, they often increase a person’s sense of alienation from society.