Discovery 1

3. This ‘-ism’ describes how people can be primarily concerned with the welfare and concerns of humanity.
7. When something is given the property of seeming more truthful.
8. A surprising, unknown fact that is discovered or revealed.
9. The occurrence of events that develop in a happy or beneficial way.
12. ______ wing people tend to want society to change.

1. A person who has been forced to leave their country to escape something.
2. The name of the refugee camp in Kenya visited by Raye, Raquel and Roderick
4. The arrangement of a story into an order.
5. Dr David ____________ is the name of the academic who is ‘in charge’ of the experiment.
6. The study of how composers use their camera.
9. Opposite to objective; when you look at things in such a way, you let your own thinking cloud your interpretation of things.
10. When you have an idea subject area that has opposite categories.
11. This ‘P’ is a series of steps that you go through for a goal or other reason. Discovery could be one of these.