| definition | word | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Milk treatment method, named after its French inventor | pasteurization | 79%
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| FAO, UNESCO and ILO, for example | organisation | 75%
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| Vaccination to make you more resistant to disease | immunisation | 72%
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| WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THIS CLUE | capitalization | 68%
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| All crowds are noisy or All men are bad drivers, for example | generalization | 62%
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| Making something more up-to-date | modernisation | 59%
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| Indians, Aborigines and Maori have all experienced this from other nations | colonisation | 54%
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| Balancing out, to make two amounts the same | equalization | 45%
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| When armed forces get ready for war | mobilization | 42%
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| When permission is given | authorisation | 37%
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| Antonym of casualization | formalisation | 30%
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| TV version of a historic event | dramatisation | 28%
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| Interviewer: "What do you think of British ________?" Gandhi: "I think that would be a very good idea" | civilization | 25%
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| Enshrining something in law | legalisation | 25%
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| Classifying things into groups with similar attributes | categorization | 23%
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| Superficially reasonable explanation that is unrelated to the true, usually less agreeable, reason for an action | rationalization | 18%
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| Treating somone hurtfully or cruelly | victimization | 18%
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| Confinement of someone, especially to a facility for long-term health care | institutionalisation | 16%
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| When opposing points of view become more entrenched | polarisation | 16%
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| Every country agreeing that a red traffic light means stop, for example | standardization | 16%
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