Lesson 39

Question 1

Denial

Answer 1

Not allowing people to have

Question 2

Violation

Answer 2

Act that spoils or destroys something

Question 3

Dignity

Answer 3

Worth

Question 4

Absolute poverty

Answer 4

Being poor according to a fixed minimum standard; sometimes called the poverty line

Question 5

Relative poverty

Answer 5

Being poor in relation to others around you

Question 6

Extreme poverty

Answer 6

Living below the poverty lone

Question 7

Human poverty

Answer 7

Being poor in a range of ways, not only financial

Question 8

Social context

Answer 8

Situation

Question 9

Shelter

Answer 9

Having a place to live that is protected from the weather

Question 10

Nutrition

Answer 10

Food that people take into their body

Question 11

Malnourished

Answer 11

Suffering from ill health because of poor food

Question 12

Literacy

Answer 12

Ability to read and write

Question 13

Sanitation

Answer 13

Systems for taking dirty water and waste from homes to ensure good

Question 14

Deprived

Answer 14

Not having the things that are necessary for pleasant life, such as enough money, food or good
Iiving conditions

Question 15

Classed

Answer 15

Categorized

Question 16

Affluence

Answer 16

Wealth

Question 17

On or below the breadline

Answer 17

Having the level of income of an extremely poor person

Question 18

Make ends meet

Answer 18

Have enough money to buy all you need

Question 19

Poverty-stricken

Answer 19

Affected by poverty

Question 20

Impoverished

Answer 20

Poor, without much money to live on

Question 21

Destitute

Answer 21

Without money, food, home or possessions

Question 22

Living from hand to mouth

Answer 22

Having just enough money to live without suffering

Question 23

Money has been tight

Answer 23

There has not been much money

Question 24

Tighten our belts

Answer 24

Spend less than before

Question 25

Income bracket

Answer 25

The group earning the least money

Question 26

Fundamentally

Answer 26

In a basic and important way