169. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 13, test 1, reading 1)

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What does the term "stunning" mean?

Impressive, amazing, marvelous, breathtaking.

How is "scenery" defined?

The general appearance of the natural environment, especially when it is beautiful.

What is a "backdrop"?

The view behind something.

What does it mean to "devise"?

To come up with, form, design, invent, create, or produce.

What does "customize" refer to?

To make or change something according to the buyer's or user's needs.

What is an "itinerary"?

A detailed plan or route of a journey.

What does the term "catalogue" mean?

A list.

What does it mean to "highlight"?

To underline, stress, or emphasize.

What is the term for a resident or dweller in a particular place?

Inhabitant

What does "long-haul" refer to in terms of travel?

Travelling a long distance

What does GDP stand for and what does it represent?

Gross Domestic Product; the total value of goods and services produced by a country in one year

What is the meaning of the term "launch"?

Start, begin, initiate

How can "scenic" be defined?

Picturesque, beautiful

What does "exhilarating" mean?

Thrilling, exciting, stimulating, energizing

What does the term "authentic" signify?

Genuine, original, real

What does "potential" mean in a general context?

Possible, likely, prospective, probable

Define "tourism-related business."

Business based on travel to make money, such as hotels, tour guides, etc.

What does "access to" imply?

The right to enter a place, use something, see someone, etc.

What does the phrase "on a regular basis" mean?

Often, regularly, frequently

What is meant by the term "scheme"?

Plan, project, programme, strategy

What does it mean to "undergo"?

Go through, experience, engage in

How is "evaluation" defined?

Assessment

What does it mean to "consider"?

Think about, examine

Define "interactive."

Involving communication between people

What characterizes a "blockbuster film"?

A film that is very successful

How can the term "stunning" be described?

Impressive, amazing, marvelous, breathtaking

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Discover key terms related to travel and tourism, including definitions for concepts like GDP, long-haul travel, and interactive experiences. Enhance your understanding of the industry with this comprehensive vocabulary guide.

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1. What is the meaning of 'long-haul'?

A Travelling a long distance B Local travel C Quick visit D Short trip

2. How is 'gross domestic product (GDP)' defined?

A The total value of goods and services produced by a country in one year B The total population of a country C The total imports of a country D The total exports of a country

3. What does the term 'inhabitant' refer to?

A Tourist B Visitor C Nomad D Resident

4. What does 'launch' mean in the given context?

A Pause B End C Start, begin, initiate D Cancel

5. What is the definition of 'scenic'?

A Dull B Unattractive C Picturesque, beautiful D Ordinary

6. What does the term 'authentic' mean?

A Fake B Imitation C Genuine, original, real D Unreliable

7. What is meant by 'potential'?

A Possible, likely, prospective, probable B Definite C Uncertain D Impossible

8. What does 'tourism-related business' refer to?

A Business based on travel to make money, such as hotel, tour guides, etc. B Agricultural business C Manufacturing industry D Educational institutions

9. What does 'access to' imply?

A The right to enter a place, use something, see someone etc. B Restriction from C Denial of entry D Exclusion from

10. What does 'on a regular basis' mean?

A Rarely B Occasionally C Often, regularly, frequently D Sporadically

11. What does the term 'stunning' mean?

A Impressive, amazing, marvelous, breathtaking B Ordinary, common, usual C Dull, boring, uninteresting D Simple, plain, unadorned

12. What is the definition of 'scenery'?

A An urban area with many buildings B The general appearance of the natural environment, especially when it is beautiful C A man-made structure or building D A detailed plan or route of a journey

13. What does 'backdrop' refer to?

A The view behind something B The main focus of a scene C A device used for creating something D A list of items or events

14. What does it mean to 'devise' something?

A To follow or adhere to something B Come up with, form, design, invent, create, produce C To destroy or dismantle something D To ignore or overlook something

15. What does 'customize' mean?

A To make or change something according to the buyer's or user's needs B To standardize or make uniform C To remove or delete something D To ignore user preferences

16. What does the term 'catalogue' mean in the given context?

A Guide B Book C List D Summary

17. What is the meaning of 'highlight' in the provided content?

A Emphasize B Delete C Simplify D Ignore

18. What is the meaning of 'itinerary' in the given context?

A A list of items B A thrilling experience C A scenic view D A detailed plan or route of a journey

19. What does 'exhilarating' mean in the provided content?

A Thrilling, exciting, stimulating, energizing B Confusing and complex C Boring and dull D Calm and peaceful

20. What does 'blockbuster film' refer to in the context?

A An independent film B A documentary C A low-budget movie D A film that is very successful

21. What is the meaning of 'scheme' in the given context?

A Random idea B Spontaneous action C Plan, project, programme, strategy D Unplanned event

22. What does 'undergo' mean in the context provided?

A Overlook B Go through, experience, engage in C Avoid D Ignore

23. How is 'evaluation' defined in the given content?

A Assessment B Neglect C Overestimate D Disregard

24. What does 'consider' mean according to the content?

A Dismiss B Forget C Think about, examine D Overlook

25. What is meant by 'interactive' in the given context?

A Isolated B Unresponsive C Involving communication between people D Static

Study Notes

Summary of Key Concepts in Education and Experience

This document synthesizes essential concepts related to definitions, travel experiences, economic indicators, authenticity, and effective communication strategies. It emphasizes the importance of clarity, engagement, and personalization in both educational and experiential contexts.

Definitions and Clarity

Key Terms: Understanding terms like "inhabitant," "scheme," and "evaluation" is crucial for effective communication and comprehension.
Descriptive Language: Words such as "stunning," "scenic," and "exhilarating" enhance emotional engagement and provide vivid imagery in descriptions.

Travel and Experience

Long-Distance Travel: Engaging in long-haul travel offers unique experiences that can be both exhilarating and transformative.
Authenticity in Tourism: Genuine experiences are vital for distinguishing real interactions from superficial ones, particularly in tourism-related businesses.

Economic Indicators

Gross Domestic Product (GDP): This key economic measure reflects a country's overall economic health by assessing the total value of goods and services produced.
Potential for Growth: Recognizing potential opportunities in various sectors, including tourism, can lead to significant economic development.

Engagement and Personalization

Interactive Learning: Engaging in interactive processes fosters collaboration and enhances the learning experience.
Customization: Tailoring experiences to meet individual needs is essential for maximizing satisfaction and effectiveness.

Key Takeaways

Clear definitions and descriptive language are fundamental for effective communication and understanding.
Authentic experiences in travel and tourism significantly impact personal satisfaction and economic growth.
Engaging regularly in interactive and personalized activities leads to deeper connections and improved outcomes in both personal and professional contexts.