Grade 12 English Midterm Review: Uncle Ho's Simple Lifestyle

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Vocabulary flashcards extracted from the Grade 12 English midterm reading passage and analysis about President Ho Chi Minh's exemplary lifestyle.

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Embodiment

A tangible or visible form of an idea, quality, or feeling; an extraordinary personification of a trait such as modesty.

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Modesty

The quality of being humble, unassuming, and moderate in the estimation of one's abilities or accomplishments.

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Unpretentious

Not attempting to impress others with an appearance of greater importance, wealth, or stature; modest and genuine.

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Reside

To have one's permanent or regular dwelling place; to live in a particular location.

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Stilt house

A house raised on wooden pillars or posts over the ground or water, typical of traditional Vietnamese rural architecture.

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Amidst

In the middle of or surrounded by.

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Attire

Clothes or apparel worn by an individual for everyday wear or specific occasions.

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Frugal

Simple, plain, and inexpensive; economical and sparing regarding food, money, or resources.

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Intentional

Done on purpose; deliberate rather than accidental.

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Public servant

An elected or appointed official devoted to serving the general public and prioritizing citizens' needs over personal luxury.

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Indulge in

To allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something, particularly personal comforts or luxuries.

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Endure severe hardships

To experience, undergo, or suffer through severe difficulties and adverse conditions.

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Sacred

Regarded with great reverence, deep respect, and historical or spiritual dedication.

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Relic

An object, site, or building of historical or cultural interest that has survived from an earlier period.

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Moral compass

An inner sense or guiding principle that directs a person to distinguish right from wrong and make ethical decisions.