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Belief and Ideology QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on terms related to beliefs and ideologies! por Annamária Janó 1 What does 'adherent' mean? a A person who supports a particular idea or party. b A person who opposes change. c A person who converts to a new belief. d A person who is easily tricked. 2 What is 'fanatic'? a The act of converting beliefs. b The process of adhering to ideas. c (disapproving) someone with a very strong belief that something is great d A principle of radicalism. 3 What does 'radical' refer to? a A person who is incredulous. b Someone who believes there should be extreme change. c Someone who is gullible. d Someone who supports the status quo. 4 What does 'reactionary' mean? a A person who converts beliefs. b Someone who supports radical change. c A person who adheres to a principle. d Someone opposed to change or new ideas. 5 What is the meaning of 'gullible'? a Believing in radical ideas. b Easily tricked into believing things that may not be true. c Not wanting to believe something. d Supporting a particular party. 6 What does 'incredulous' mean? a Having a strong belief. b Supporting a radical change. c Easily convinced. d Not wanting or able to believe something. 7 What does 'plausible' mean? a Radical or extreme. b Incredible or unbelievable. c Subjective or biased. d Convincing or believable. 8 What does 'presume' mean? a To reject a belief. b To adhere to a principle. c To convert to a new idea. d To believe something to be true without total certainty. 9 What does 'benefit of the doubt' mean? a Supporting a particular party. b Rejecting someone's claims outright. c Accepting that someone is telling the truth even if uncertain. d Believing in radical ideas. 10 What does 'attribute' mean in this context? a To convert to a new idea. b To consider something to be caused or created by. c To adhere to a principle. d To reject a belief. 11 someone who has taken on a new set of beliefs Written answer 12 abolish or get rid of Written answer 13 a principle on which a belief is based Written answer 14 person who publicly supports an opinion Written answer 15 have their origins in Written answer 16 when a group of people express disapproval of laws by refusing to obey them Written answer 17 way of thinking about a situation Written answer 18 believable Written answer 19 influenced by beliefs or feelings rather than facts Written answer 20 do not totally believe what you are told Written answer

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What does 'adherent' mean?

What is 'fanatic'?

What does 'radical' refer to?

What does 'reactionary' mean?

What is the meaning of 'gullible'?

What does 'incredulous' mean?

What does 'plausible' mean?

What does 'presume' mean?

What does 'benefit of the doubt' mean?

What does 'attribute' mean in this context?

someone who has taken on a new set of beliefs

abolish or get rid of

a principle on which a belief is based

person who publicly supports an opinion

have their origins in

when a group of people express disapproval of laws by refusing to obey them

way of thinking about a situation

believable

influenced by beliefs or feelings rather than facts

do not totally believe what you are told