This lesson covers vocabulary about society, community life, social issues and citizenship. 🔹 Society vocabulary : • community — a group of people living in the same area • citizen — a member of a country • democracy — a system where citizens vote to choose their leaders • human rights — basic rights every person is entitled to • equality — being treated the same regardless of gender, race, religion • poverty (pauvreté) — lack of money and basic necessities • unemployment — being without a job • solidarity — helping and supporting each other • volunteer — someone who works without being paid • tradition — customs passed down through generations 🔹 Social issues : • gender inequality — unequal treatment of men and women • child labour — children working instead of going to school • early marriage — getting married at a young age • rural exodus — people leaving villages for cities 🔹 Useful phrases : • Every child has the right to education. • We must fight against poverty and inequality. • Community solidarity is very strong in Senegal. • Citizens have rights but also responsibilities. • The 'teranga' spirit means hospitality and sharing in Wolof culture.

📝 Match the word with its meaning : 1. democracy → a system where people vote for their leaders 2. solidarity → helping and supporting each other 3. poverty → not having enough money or resources to live 4. volunteer → someone who helps others without being paid 5. equality → treating everyone the same way 📝 True or False : 1. Every child has the right to go to school. → True 2. Rural exodus means people moving from cities to villages. → False (it is the opposite) 3. Child labour prevents children from getting an education. → True 4. A citizen has rights but no responsibilities. → False