Phase I-D

Question 1

Theogony

Answer 1

Theogony (thē-ˈä-gə-nē): the genealogy of the gods

Question 2

Transubstantiation

Answer 2

Transubstantiation (tran·sub·stan-shē-ˈā-shən): Catholic belief that the bread/wine become the body/blood of Christ

Question 3

Troth

Answer 3

Troth (ˈtrawth): pledged loyalty

Question 4

Vitiate

Answer 4

Vitiate (vis·ˈshe·ate): spoil

Question 5

Aesthete

Answer 5

Aesthete (ˈes-ˌtheat; rhymes with feat):

[esthete] a person having, or pretending to have, an appreciation of art and beauty

Question 6

Prosaic

Answer 6

Prosaic (prō-ˈzā-ik): dull, unimaginative; prose not poetry

Question 7

Sein

Answer 7

Sein (zen): being, existence

Question 8

Sich

Answer 8

Sich (zisch): itself

Question 9

An sich

Answer 9

An sich (an - zisch): in itself

Question 10

Fur sich

Answer 10

Fur sich (fhur - zisch): for itself

Question 11

Ausser sich

Answer 11

Ausser sich (ouh - sah - zisch): outside itself

Question 12

Begriff

Answer 12

Begriff (bee-griff): Hegal – term, concept

Question 13

Danaidae

Answer 13

Danaidae (dəˈnay əˌdie): a species of tropical butterflies which, include the monarchs

Question 14

Dasein

Answer 14

Dasein (dá - zein): Hegal – being, existence

Question 15

Gefühl

Answer 15

Gefühl (guf-feul) : Hegal – feeling, emotion

Question 16

Hierograph

Answer 16

Hierograph: a sacred writing or symbol

Question 17

Neologism

Answer 17

Neologism (nē-ˈä-lə-ˌji-zəm): a newly coined word or phrase

Question 18

Penumbra

Answer 18

Penumbra (pə-ˈnəm-brə): something that shades or obscures

Question 19

Pusillanimity

Answer 19

Pusillanimity (ˌpew-sil-la-ˈnim-ə-tē): cowardliness or timidity