WorksheetsFirst Test AV12
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
A __________ is a society that heavily relies on disposable products.
sustainable society
throw-away society
eco-friendly society
__________ products can only be used once before being discarded.
Reusable
Durable
Single-use
__________ products are designed to last for a long time.
Non-durable
Durable
Disposable
Dumping __________ without safety regulations is harmful to the environment.
reusable goods
toxic waste
tableware
__________ refers to the intentional design of products to become obsolete quickly.
Reusable design
Durable goods
Planned obsolescence
__________ is an example of toxic waste that can harm both the environment and human health.
Food waste
Electronic waste
Non-durable goods
__________ refers to a lack of adequate housing for the population.
Cityscape
Housing allowance
Housing shortage
Government intervention in the __________ can help address housing shortages.
residential constructions
housing market
commercial housing
__________ refers to low-cost houses designed for those with lower incomes.
Commercial housing
Apartment blocks
Economical housing
The __________ refers to the overall appearance and layout of a city.
housing industry
cityscape
construction quality
A __________ is a type of residential building where multiple units are housed within a single structure.
housing market
apartment block
commercial housing
State control over the __________ can influence the availability and affordability of homes.
aged buildings
housing market
commercial housing
Many countries provide __________ to help low-income individuals afford housing.
uniformity
state control
housing allowance
__________ refers to the similarity or identical nature of buildings in a particular area.
Renovation
Cultural identity
Uniformity
A __________ refers to an area where homes are built for people to live in.
commercial housing
residential construction
state control
__________ can help provide financial assistance to low-income families for housing.
Government intervention
Housing shortage
Housing allowance
The __________ industry is responsible for the construction of homes and apartments.
fashion
transportation
housing
__________ buildings are constructed for business purposes, such as offices or shops.
Commercial
Residential
Government
The __________ of buildings means that they are all built in the same design or pattern.
variety
uniformity
style
In a city with a __________, there is a lack of affordable housing for residents.
surplus of homes
high-end housing market
housing shortage
__________ ensures that the government has control over prices and availability in the housing market.
Private ownership
Luxury housing
State control
__________ are people who have no place to live and often stay in shelters or on the streets.
City planners
Wealthy homeowners
Homeless people
__________ refers to the spread of customs, beliefs, art, and social practices across different countries.
Cultural imperialism
Cultural homogeneity
Cultural globalization
The process of making cultures more similar worldwide is called __________.
cultural diffusion
cultural homogenization
cultural diversity
__________ means the presence of many different cultures within a society.
Cultural homogeneity
Cultural imperialism
Cultural diversity
When a culture becomes dominant and influences other cultures, this is known as __________.
cultural conservation
cultural diffusion
cultural imperialism
Globalization has led to the __________ of cultures, where cultural differences are less noticeable.
invasion
homogenization
colonization
The idea that all people and cultures should remain distinct and diverse is called __________.
cultural assimilation
cultural homogeneity
cultural diversity
__________ refers to the blending of one culture into another, often losing original traditions.
Cultural conservation
Cultural assimilation
Cultural exchange
The loss of unique cultural traditions due to globalization is referred to as __________.
cultural diffusion
cultural conservation
the loss of cultural identities
A major discovery or important advancement in technology is called a __________.
gadget
breakthrough
obsolete invention
__________ technology refers to the latest and most advanced developments in the field.
Obsolete
Cutting-edge
Old-fashioned
Technology that is __________ is no longer in use because it has been replaced by newer inventions.
advanced
up-to-date
obsolete
The invention of the telephone is an example of a __________ that changed communication.
digital world
drawback
scientific invention
The __________ has improved many aspects of everyday life, including communication and healthcare.
slow decline of technology
overuse of mobile phones
rapid development of technology
Modern technology has helped __________ by making daily tasks easier and more efficient.
cause eye disorders
decrease productivity
improve people's living standards
The creation of the internet __________ for the development of online shopping and remote work.
slowed progress
paved the way
became obsolete
Which of the following is NOT one of the six essential nutrients?
Protein
Vitamins
Fast food
__________ is an example of a healthy fat that supports overall health.
Saturated fat
Omega-3 fatty acids
Trans fat
Whole grains and fiber-rich vegetables are examples of __________.
healthy carbohydrates
processed food
refined grains
Fast food is typically __________ in nutrients but __________ in calories.
high, high
low, high
balanced, low
Long-term consumption of fast food can lead to __________.
healthy immune function
improved digestion
health issues like obesity and heart disease
A __________ includes a variety of foods and limits salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats.
processed diet
nutritionally poor diet
balanced diet
Eating __________ can help prevent chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes.
refined grains
a healthy diet
fast food
The __________ refers to the percentage of people who are unemployed.
job security
unemployment rate
job prospects
When more people are losing their jobs, the __________ is said to be on the rise.
job satisfaction
unemployment rate
career ladder
People with good __________ have a higher chance of finding better jobs in the future.
part-time jobs
career prospects
financial burdens
__________ refers to jobs that involve physical labor, such as construction or manufacturing.
White-collar jobs
Manual
__________ refers to jobs that involve physical labor, such as construction or manufacturing.
White-collar jobs
Manual jobs
Career progression
Office workers are typically considered __________ workers.
blue-collar
white-collar
jobless
If someone is __________, it means they are currently not employed.
on the rise
job secure
jobless
__________ refers to jobs that require physical strength and stamina.
Physically demanding jobs
White-collar jobs
Career advancement
__________ is another term for university education.
Homeschooling
Tertiary education
Hybrid learning
__________ refers to teaching children at home instead of sending them to a traditional school.
Higher education
Homeschooling
Online classes
Homeschooled students often study in a __________ where they learn from their parents.
traditional schooling environment
parent-to-child environment
peer-to-peer environment
Personalized education allows students to __________ according to their learning abilities.
take exams frequently
study at their own pace
attend traditional classes
Virtual classes are another term for __________.
online classes
traditional classes
at-home education
Students who receive __________ attend school and follow a structured curriculum.
individualized education
formal education
homeschooling
__________ is when students learn from each other through discussions and group work.
Homeschooling
Hybrid learning
Peer-to-peer learning
A person who commits a crime is known as a __________.
convict
lawbreaker
rehabilitator
__________ refers to the act of breaking the law.
Rehabilitation
Deterrence
Offending
A __________ is someone who has been found guilty of a crime and sent to prison.
reoffender
convict
supervisor
When someone is released from prison, they are said to be __________.
convicted
incarcerated
discharged
A person who continuously commits crimes even after being punished is called a __________.
lawbreaker
convict
recidivist
A person who is widely recognized and famous is referred to as a __________.
journalist
celebrity
paparazzi
__________ refers to movie stars, pop stars, and other famous individuals known by many.
Intrusion of privacy
Paparazzi
Celebrities
Celebrities are often __________, meaning they are well-known to the public.
unpopular
household names
private figures
To __________ privacy means to interfere with someone's personal life without their consent.
protect
invade
respect
When a photographer follows famous people to take photos for the media, they are called __________.
celebrities
journalists
paparazzi
A celebrity's right to __________ is often violated by the media.
make money
privacy
fame
Parents provide __________ to help guide their children through life.
rivalry
support and guidance
conflicts
When people __________, it means they live in the same house.
split bills
share household chores
live under the same roof
A __________ refers to the difference in opinions and values between older and younger generations.
nuclear family
family bond
generation gap
The __________ has widened due to the rapid development of technology.
family bond
sibling rivalry
generation gap
A __________ includes grandparents, parents, children, and other relatives living together.
nuclear family
extended family
dysfunctional family
A __________ consists of just parents and their children.
nuclear family
extended family
respectable family
__________ refers to the investigation of outer space beyond Earth.
Astronomy
Space suits
Space exploration
Projects that focus on studying and exploring space are called __________.
space scientists
space projects
extraterrestrial life
Space exploration programs are often run by governments or private companies, and are referred to as __________.
STEM jobs
space programmes
outer space
__________ are trained individuals who travel into space for exploration and research.
Scientists
Astronauts
Technicians
The clothes worn by astronauts to protect them in space are called __________.
space programmes
space travel
space suits
Scientists who study space and other celestial bodies are known as __________.
astronauts
space scientists
tourists
__________ refers to a situation where there is widespread dissatisfaction with the government or political system.
Military intervention
Political unrest
Peacekeeping
When one country gets involved in the affairs of another without being asked, it is called __________.
peacekeeping
security
interference
__________ involves becoming involved in a situation to help or improve it.
Interference
Economic sanctions
Intervention
A country may impose __________ as a way to punish or pressure another nation economically.
political unrest
economic sanctions
military operations
The act of imposing penalties or restrictions on a country is called the __________ of economic sanctions.
political unrest
imposition
disruption
A __________ is a mission designed to maintain peace in areas experiencing conflict.
political unrest
peacekeeping operation
military intervention
A __________ is a large company or group of companies that is involved in various industries.
businessman
family-run business
conglomerate
Small and medium-sized enterprises are commonly referred to as __________.
corporations
conglomerates
SMEs
A person who starts or manages a business is called a __________.
production line
businessman or entrepreneur
tradesman
A company that is managed by family members is known as a __________.
large corporation
conglomerate
family-run business
Corporate __________ refers to companies paying to associate their brand with a project.
culture
sponsorship
demand
To __________ goods means to make or create them, often in a factory.
demand
sponsor
produce or manufacture
When the government gives money to support a person or cause, it is called __________.
corruption
financial aid
liability
To help fund education, governments may __________ money to schools and universities.
allocate
reduce
reallocate
A __________ is a financial payment provided by the government to help cover housing costs.
reallocation
housing allowance
civic duty
A grant is a form of __________ that does not have to be repaid.
corruption
subsidy
fraud
The government uses __________ to help ensure essential public services like healthcare and education.
fraud
taxable income
public money
The __________ refers to the total amount of money that the government has to spend.
relief fund
state budget
tax liability
