DSE English Thematic Vocabulary - Youth and Generations

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Flashcards covering key English thematic vocabulary, definitions, and generational descriptors from the DSE English Cheat Sheet.

Last updated 12:32 PM on 9/4/26
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What does the acronym NEETS stand for according to the text?

Not in education, employment or training

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Which birth years define Generation X / Baby Boomer in the cheat sheet?

1966–1980

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Which birth years define Generation Y / Millennials in the cheat sheet?

1981–2000

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Which generational terms refer to individuals born after 2000?

Generation Z, Net Generation, iGen, and Digital Natives

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Which generational terms refer to individuals born after 2010?

Generation Alpha, Gen Alpha AI Generation, and Glass Generation

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What slang terms are listed alongside NEETs and hidden youth to describe non-engaged youth?

"fai tsing" and "rubbish youth"

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What term is used for children who rely on their parents' financial help and live on their parents?

"Boomerang Children"

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What phrase describes growing up in a materialistically wealthy era?

Grow up in an affluent era

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What phrase describes becoming a strain or heavy load on society?

Become a strain / burden on society

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What characteristics define the era in which modern youth are born?

An era of information explosion, hyper-connectivity, and instant gratification

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What term describes aggressive or opinionated internet users?

"keyboard warriors"

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What two phrases are used to describe being emotionally weak or directionless?

Be mentally fragile / be emotionally disoriented

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What phrase refers to giving in to pressure from peers?

Succumb to peer influence / peer pressure

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What phrase describes easily being guided into wrong paths?

Be easily led astray

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What phrase describes being overly pampered and excessively protected by parents?

Be spoilt and over-protected by parents

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What phrase describes having low emotional intelligence and giving up easily when facing setbacks?

Have poor emotional quotient and give up easily in the face of setbacks

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What phrase describes being tormented by declining living standards?

Be tortured / assailed by declining living standards

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What phrase describes being troubled by poor or unclear career prospects?

Be assailed by dim career prospects

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What expression describes facing fierce and aggressive competition?

Face cut-throat competition

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What phrase describes opposing social conformity while desiring social approval?

Resist conformity while craving recognition

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Which specific anxiety disorder are youth noted as being prone to?

Social anxiety disorder

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What phrase describes prioritizing quick outcomes over long-term benefits?

Set sights on instant results rather than long-term benefits

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What phrase refers to choosing an unconventional or social-norm-deviating lifestyle?

Prefer a deviant lifestyle

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What three terms are used to describe people proficient with digital technology?

Well-versed in online life, tech-savvy, and digital-native

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Which social platforms are modern youth noted to choose over Facebook?

Threads, Instagram and Twitter

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What core values do modern youth embrace according to the cheat sheet?

Diversity, inclusion, and self-expression

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What expression describes ascending in social status?

Get ahead / climb up the social ladder

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How do modern youth compare to their predecessors regarding work-life balance and social responsibility?

They value work-life balance and social responsibility significantly more than their predecessors