Nature
Daily Life
Trade
Connections
World
100

Black liquid fuel that powers cars and is traded worldwide.

Oil

100

A place where many sellers and buyers meet.

Market

100

Goods like clothes, phones, or cars are also called _____

Products

100

A business that operates in many countries.

Multinational company

100

This word means the “flow of goods, money, and ideas across borders.”

Globalization

200

This crop is the main food in Asian countries.

Rice

200

The money you get from working.

Salary

200

A “give and take” system where both sides benefit.

Trade

200

A shared system of rules that countries follow to trade fairly.

Agreement

200

A line that separates countries.

Border

300

This mineral is mined and used to make coins and jewelry.

Silver

300

Paper that shows what you paid after shopping.

Receipts

300

Bringing goods into a country.

Import

300

A worldwide challenge, like climate change, that affects everyone.

Global issue

300

A large meeting  

Conference

400

A black rock fuel that powered factories in the 1900s.

Coal

400

This happens when prices of goods go up over time.

Inflation

400

Sending goods out of a country.

Export

400

A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.

Loan

400

The largest organization where most nations belong for peace and cooperation.

United Nations

500
A hard fibrous material that forms the main substance of the trunk or branches of a tree or shrub, used for fuel or timber.


Wood

500

This is the extra money you pay when borrowing or the extra money you earn when saving.

Interest

500

A tax added to imports, making them more expensive.

Tarrifs

500

Large projects like roads, bridges, or power plants that help economies grow.

Infrastructures

500

A rule that lowers taxes on goods traded between countries.

Free trade