English Funcabulary

4. Successfully achieved something or highly skilled at something.
7. To honour or mark a special event with joy and activities.
9. Love and devotion for one’s country.
10. Hopefulness and confidence about the future.
13. To cause severe pain to someone as punishment or to get information.
15. A person who prepares written material for publication by correcting and improving it.
16. Someone who works to make a positive change in the world.
19. To put someone in jail or prison.
20. The work of collecting, writing, and reporting news.

1. Traditions, values, and cultural history passed down from earlier generations.
2. A person who speaks for or represents a group or organization.
3. To say that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
5. Made available to the public in print or online.
6. A movement that fought against racial separation in South Africa.
8. Unfair treatment of people because of their skin colour.
11. When people are treated unfairly by those in power.
12. A friend who stands by your side in good and bad times.
14. Staying after school or being kept in custody as punishment.
17. A lung disease also known as TB.
18. A certificate awarded when a person completes a course of study.