A person who usually expects bad things to happen or thinks the worst will happen. - Pessimist, A person who sees things as they really are — not too positive or too negative. - Realist, A person who expects good things to happen and looks on the bright side. - Optimist, A person who is willing to try new or dangerous things, even if the results are uncertain. - Risk-taker, An activity you do for fun or relaxation, not for work. - Leisure activity, A person who studies the human mind and behaviour. - Psychologist, Sorts or puts things into groups based on their features. - Classifies, feeling of satisfaction or happiness because you are doing something meaningful. - Fulfilment, Causing the same or almost the same results. - Similar effects, A very strong feeling of being part of a group. - Intense sense of belonging, The highest level of wanting to win or be better than others. - Strongest sense of competition, Your usual or regular way of doing things. - Routine, Fun activities done outside, like fishing, hiking, or camping. - Outdoor recreational activity, Showing your emotions, creativity, personality, or ideas. - Self-expression, The ability to use your imagination to make or do something new. - Creativity, A hobby where people collect different types of coins. - Coin collecting, A system for measuring or rating something. - Scale, Difficult; not simple; having many parts. - Complicated, Having so many options that it becomes hard to choose. - Spoilt for choice, Unhappy because you don’t get what you want. - Dissatisfied, A situation where two things (like work and play) are equal or in harmony. - Balance, Stress or force that makes you feel you must do something. - Pressure, Caring too much about money or possessions (houses, cars, clothes). - Materialistic, The things that are most important and should be done first. - Priorities, The most important goal you want to reach. - Ultimate aim,

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