97. exertion- pingutus 98. quarry- karjäär 99. dread- õudus 100. inquiring- abivalmis 101. marvel- imelugu 102. amiability- armastusväärsus 103. unforeseeable- ettenägematute 104. weager- napp 105. denomination- nimiväärtus 106. flatly- otsustavalt 107. foiled- nurjatud 108. perplexed- hämmingus 109. stammer- kokutama 110. magnanimously- suuremeelselt 111. rook- vanker 112. interpret- tõlgendama 113. enigmatic- mõistatuslik 114. placidly- rahulikult 115. adorned- kaunistatud 116. bequeath- pärandama 117. close collaboration tihedas koostöös 118. developing what they believe arendavad seda mida usuvad 119. result of evidence uncovered tulemusena tõendid avastatud 120. whereabouts asukoht 121. spokesman appealed pressiesindaja kaebas 122. dependency-sõltuvus 123. perils-ohtudest 124. obsolescence-iganemine 125. drudgery-tööorjus 126. reluctantly-vastumeelselt 127. genuine-tõeline
The musician' s phenomenal performance was applauded by the critics. philanthropic adj. a feeling of love for people, usually n. philanthropist resulting in financial aid to worthy causes n. philanthropy Syn. humanitarian The philanthropic work of the foundation benefits all sectors of society. His philanthropy is recognized around the world. placid adj. quiet, not easily upset adv. placidly Syn. calm The placid nature of her personality made her easy to work with. The waves moved placidly toward shore. plentiful adj. more than sufficient adv. plentifully Syn. abundant n. plenty Examples of Miro's art plentiful. A balanced diet normally provides plenty of the necessary vitamins. reaction n. a reply; a change that occurs when adv. reactively substances are mixed adj
What is going on? In times of such uncertainty, the natural ten- dency is to look around at the actions of others for clues. We can learn from the way the other witnesses are reacting whether the event is or is not an emergency. What is easy to forget, though, is that everybody else observing the event is likely to be looking for social evidence, too. Because we all prefer to appear poised and unflustered among others, we are likely to search for that evidence placidly, with brief, camouflaged glances at those around us. Therefore everyone is likely to see everyone else looking unruffled and failing to act. As a result, and by the prin- ciple of social proof, the event will be roundly interpreted as a nonemergency. This, according to Latane and Darley (1968b) is the state of pluralistic ignorance "in which each person decided that since nobody is concerned, nothing is wrong.
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