Vocabulary 4.2 LAC

3. An absolute necessity.
5. Changing something from one to another.
6. Doing something without interruptions and immediately.
7. The moral principles that control behavior.
8. Returning something/someone to a previous position.
10. How someone views what is acceptable for them to do and what they think is wrong.
12. Your morals; who you are deep down.
14. Justifying some sort of behavior with logic.
16. Realizing what you are capable of. Fulfilling your potential.
17. Feeling or acting a certain way about something in a negative nature.
18. An award to someone for the loss of something else. Examples could include injury or any sort of suffrage.

1. Self-respect.
2. Either an established or natural process of something occurring.
4. Some sort of estimation of the future or trend based on whatever situation you are in.
6. Moving something from its correct or original position.
9. How you perceive your unique characteristics, behavior, and abilities.
11. Fear of something, but to an extreme.
13. Protecting oneself from some sort of attack.
15. Completing the "ideal" option. Acting towards perfection or a better situation.
17. An aggressive action against someone or something.