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  • not eating enough food or not eating enough healthy food
    malnourished
  • Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences: If I ……………… (be) Andrew’s mother, I would sell his computer
    was/were
  • Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences: If his parents ……………… (find out) earlier, Andrew would have spent less money.
    had found out
  • what's the word: being poor
    Poverty
  • not having a place to live
    homelessness
  • Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences: If Andrew’s parents ……………… (not buy) him the computer, he wouldn’t have shopped on the Internet.
    hadn't bought
  • to have just enough money to live on
    make ends meet
  • countries where many people are poor, sometimes called 'Third World'
    Less developed world
  • rights everyone should have, like freedom and fairness
    human rights
  • Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences: Andrew would make more friends if he ……………… (spend) less time on the Internet
    spent
  • having nothing
    destitute
  • not having enough money for food, shelter, and clothes
    Absolute poverty
  • not having a job
    unemployment
  • Something easy to hurt or damage
    vulnerable
  • Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences: Andrew ……………… (not get) into trouble if he hadn’t used his parents’ password.
    wouldn't have gotten
  • dying or getting sick because of no food
    starvation
  • when some people have more advantages than others
    inequality
  • very rich
    affluent
  • people who have jobs but don’t make enough money for basic needs
    working poor
  • countries that are rich, like the USA, Japan, or Europe
    More developed world
  • unable to read or write
    illiterate
  • number of babies who die at birth or soon after
    infant mortality
  • when a person is unable to enjoy the normal standard of living for the society in which he or she lives. For example, in the USA a person is relatively poor if he or she cannot afford a television.
    Relative poverty