Vocabulary

2. (v.) To confuse or make act like a fool (often used reflexively.
5. (v.) To continue without making changes.
9. (n.) The highest authority.
10. (n.) A strong need to regularly do or have something.
12. (v.) To admit or recognize the truth of something.
13. (adj.) Of, concerning, or using statistics or the types of mathematical analyses that provide numerical information of a type that allows testing of a hypothesis.

1. (n.) An idea or opinion.
3. (adj.) Describes either something, someone or an event caused by forces separate or outside of what are considered natural laws of nature.
4. (v.) To think of someone or something in a specific way.
6. (adj.) Different from the typical, unusual
7. (n.) The state of being in a relationship with only one individual.
8. (n.) A condition of misfortune or difficulty.
11. (n.) Anything that serves as a signal for action