GEP 10 Final Vocab Review: Modern Life, Environment & Health

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering vocabulary terms, definitions, and sentence completions for modern life, environment, and health topics.

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Regular exercise and taking time to relax can improve your __________.

mental well-being

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High inflation usually reduces a household's __________, meaning people can buy fewer items.

purchasing power

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Reduce __________ by making a shopping list before going to the supermarket.

impulse buy

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Solar and wind energy are two examples of __________ power sources.

sustainable

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__________ threatens many wildlife species by destroying the trees they live in.

Deforestation

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Parks and sports facilities provide space for community __________.

recreation

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Modern __________ encourages people to buy brand-new products constantly.

consumerism

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The polar bear's natural __________ is shrinking due to global warming.

habitat

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A coral reef is known for its high __________, hosting thousands of different sea creatures.

biodiversity

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Sitting at a computer all day can cause health problems related to a __________.

sedentary lifestyle

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__________ is defined as a system that encourages a habit of buying and consuming a lot of goods and services.

Consumerism

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An __________ is something bought without planning or thinking beforehand.

impulse buy

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__________ is the financial ability to buy goods and services.

Purchasing power

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The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or organism is called a __________.

habitat

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Able to be maintained at a certain level without exhausting natural resources is the definition of __________.

sustainable

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The purposeful clearing or thinning of forested trees by humans is called __________.

deforestation

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__________ refers to the variety of plant and animal life in the world or in a specific place.

Biodiversity

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A __________ is a type of lifestyle involving little or no physical activity.

sedentary lifestyle

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Activity done for enjoyment when one is not working is referred to as __________.

recreation

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A state of psychological health, happiness, and emotional balance is called __________.

mental well-being