WorksheetsPathways RW 2 Unit 1A
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
(n. phr.) the amount of money and level of comfort that a particular person or group has in a society
standard of living
freedom
poverty
access
(adj.) protected from danger or harm
basic
equal
secure
financial
(v.) to give someone something that they need or make it available for them to use
socialize
volunteer
provide
support
(adj.) being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value
grateful
long-term
secure
equal
(adj.) connected with money and how money is managed
financial
free
secure
grateful
(n.) the right to do or say what you want without anyone stopping you
standard of living
poverty
freedom
access
(n.) the state of being poor, having little or no money
support
poverty
volunteer
community
(v.) to meet and spend time with people in a friendly way, in order to enjoy yourself
provide
volunteer
support
socialize
(n.) the opportunity or right to use something or to see someone or something
access
standard of living
basic necessities
community
(n. phr.) necessary and important things that you must have and cannot manage without
mood
volunteer
basic necessities
standard of living
Most people enjoy a high ______ in this rich country.
standard of living
freedom
poverty
access
Paying online is not always ______, so be careful.
basic
equal
secure
financial
The project is designed to ______ work for young people.
socialize
volunteer
provide
basic
You need to add ______ amounts of water and flour to make your cake soft and tasty.
grateful
secure
long-term
equal
It was a wonderful film, but not exactly a ______ success.
financial
free
secure
grateful
Driving your own car gives you the ______ to go anywhere you want.
standard of living
poverty
freedom
access
We need an effective way to fight ______ in Africa.
support
poverty
volunteers
communities
People don't ______ with their neighbors as much as they used to.
provide
support
volunteer
socialize
You need a password to get ______ to the computer system.
access
standard of living
basic necessities
community
Many people do not have enough money to buy ______ such as food and clothing.
mood
volunteer
basic necessities
standard of living
