Global topics and science basics
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What is absolute poverty?
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Which are common forms of poverty?
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What are strong institutions?
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Name any 3 articles from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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What are physical changes?
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Name the 3 types of motion with examples.
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Which poverty type is defined by lacking resources compared to societal standards rather than a fixed threshold?
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From the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which article states that all are born free and equal in dignity and rights?
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Which change alters the chemical identity of a substance, producing new substances with different properties?
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Define an element in chemistry: which term refers to a substance with a definite chemical identity that cannot be broken down physically?
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On the pH scale, a solution with pH 3 is best described as what?
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Starch is a carbohydrate made of what, and what is its primary body function?
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State the two basic laws (principles) of magnetism.
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Which type of magnet retains magnetism after the external magnetic field is removed?
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Name the three fundamental states of matter and one characteristic each.
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List the five processing steps to convert natural fibers into yarn in order.
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Absolute poverty refers to not having essentials for living, not just money.
Types describe different scopes and contexts of deprivation.
Peace implies social harmony, not necessarily the absence of all opinions.
Justice emphasizes fair treatment and rights protection.
Strong institutions enable accountability and rule of law.
Human rights are universal and inalienable.
Core UDHR articles include life, freedom, and security.
Physical changes do not alter chemical composition.
Magnets generate magnetic fields and attract iron-group metals.
Common motion types: translation, rotation, vibration.
Relative poverty focuses on social benchmarks, not fixed income limits.
Article 1 establishes universal equality and dignity for all.
Chemical changes involve breaking/forming bonds to create new substances.
Elements are pure substances that cannot be broken into simpler substances by physical means.
pH < 7 indicates acidity.
Starch stores energy in plants as long chains of glucose.
Fundamental magnetism: opposite poles attract, like poles repel.
Permanent magnets keep their magnetization without continuous current.
Common states: solid, liquid, gas with distinct properties.
Typical fiber-to-yarn sequence includes carding, combing, drawing, spinning, winding.
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