English Global Review

2. The natural world and surroundings in which living things exist.
5. Rules or guidelines created to influence decisions and actions.
6. A condition caused by not getting enough nutrients for healthy growth and development.
11. Energy emitted as waves or particles that can be harmful in high doses.
12. The power needed to do work or produce change.
13. The variety of plant and animal life in a particular environment.
17. The duty to make decisions and accept the consequences of actions.
19. A state of poor health or disease affecting the body or mind.
20. Help provided to people or communities in need, often through money or services.
21. A legal right protecting an inventor's creation from being copied.
23. To take unfair advantage of someone for personal benefit.
24. When the outcome of a situation is very different from what was expected.
25. Energy generated from sunlight.
26. Relating to the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom.
27. A situation where the audience knows something that the characters do not.
33. The income level below which people cannot afford basic necessities.
35. The unfair difference in opportunities, rights, or wealth between people.
36. When someone says the opposite of what they really mean.
38. The group of people responsible for running a country.
39. The process of improving economic, social, or living conditions.

1. Gases released into the atmosphere, often contributing to climate change.
3. Energy produced through nuclear reactions.
4. A resource that can be naturally replenished and used repeatedly.
6. Small loans that help low-income individuals start or grow businesses.
7. A facility or device used to produce and control nuclear energy.
8. The dishonest abuse of power for personal gain.
9. People pushed to the edge of society or excluded from opportunities and decision-making.
10. A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
14. A feeling of tension or excitement about what may happen next.
15. Capable of emitting radiation due to unstable atomic nuclei.
16. The introduction of harmful substances into the environment.
18. The condition of having paid work or a job.
22. A new product, idea, or process created for the first time.
28. Long-term changes in global weather patterns and temperatures.
29. The protection and careful management of natural resources.
30. The physical feeling caused by a lack of food.
31. An organisation or activity that helps people in need through donations or volunteer work.
32. Meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs.
34. The condition of lacking sufficient money and resources to meet basic needs.
37. Government assistance provided to people in need.