words

Question 1

WOKE

Answer 1

1) to be aware of social inequalities; 2) in the recent years have a negative meaning - about too politically correct society.

EXAMPLE:
- i consider myself to be pretty woke as im aware of social inequalities of our times.

Question 2

ANGLOSPHERE

Answer 2

english speaking nations. In particular, those with cultural and historical links to the UK

EXAMPLE:
- members of the anglosphere are lucky because they don’t have to study english

Question 3

HANGRY

Answer 3

being very hungry to the point that you feel angry

EXAMPLE:
- i tend to get hangry at around 1 pm so it’s better not to talk to me then

Question 4

STAYCATION

Answer 4

spending your holiday in your own city/country

EXAMPLE: we have decided to have a staycation this year because of all the travel restrictions around the world

Question 5

VIRTUE SINGNALING

Answer 5

when someone expresses their opinion with the intention of demonstrating how morally correct/superior they are (negative term)

EXAMPLE:
- Fred is always tweeting about how much he cares about social inequalities but i’m sure he is just virtue signalling.

Question 6

ECO-ANXIATY

Answer 6

fear and stress regarding the future of the planet

EXAMPLE: young people tend to suffer from eco-anxiaty due to climate change and other environmental issues

Question 7

DOOMSCROLLING

Answer 7

constantly reading bad news on social media

EXAMPLES:
- i couldn’t sleep last night after 3 hours of doomscrolling

Question 8

GENTRIFICATION

Answer 8

the process of change in a traditionally poor area when wealthier people move in and displace their original residents

EXAMPLE: 
- i was born in a working class area of London but, due to gentrification, it's now too far expensive to live there

Question 9

ECHO CHAMBER

Answer 9

a space (on social media) where a person only hears or reads the opinions and beliefs which support their own

EXAMPLES:
- twitter is good for getting news quickly but it’s usually an echo chamber for most users