180 IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 13, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "conduct" mean?
Carry out, organize
What is the meaning of "reveal"?
Make public, publish, divulge, disclose, unveil
What does "a dose of" refer to?
A measured amount of something such as medicine
Define "favouritism."
The act of unfairly treating one person better than others because you like them better
What does it mean to "associate something with something"?
Link with, connect with, relate to
What does it mean to "drive somebody to do something"?
To strongly influence someone to do something
What is meant by "social circle"?
A group of people who are socially connected
What is the meaning of "rejection"?
Refusal, denial.
What does the term "charitable" mean?
Giving, generous, benevolent, open-handed.
What is the meaning of "constructively"?
Usefully, beneficially, helpfully.
What is an "argument"?
Disagreement.
What does it mean to "fuel" a view?
To increase, stimulate, or fire.
What does "universally" mean?
Everywhere, worldwide, globally, internationally.
What does it mean to "enhance"?
Improve, boost, enrich, increase.
What are the "aspects of our social nature"?
Social features of humans.
What does "contrasting" mean?
Conflicting, opposing.
What does it mean to "inhale"?
Breathe in, take in, sniff in.
What is the definition of "envy"?
Jealousy.
What does it mean to "administer"?
Manage, control.
What is an "outcome"?
Result, consequence, effect, aftermath.
What does "disposition" refer to?
Nature, character, personality.
What does it mean to be "adept"?
Expert, skillful, proficient, talented.
What is meant by "cooperation"?
Collaboration.
Who is referred to as a "subject" in a test?
A person that participates in a test.
What does it mean if someone is described as "sensitive"?
Easily offended, easily upset, easily hurt.
What does it mean to "conduct"?
Carry out, organize.
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Description
Explore essential social concepts such as charity, cooperation, and envy. Learn how these terms influence human behavior and relationships, enhancing our understanding of social dynamics and interactions in various contexts.
Questions
Download Questions1. How is 'envy' defined in the context provided?
2. What is the meaning of 'reveal' according to the content?
3. How is 'a dose of' defined in the context?
4. What does 'favouritism' mean as per the content?
5. What is meant by 'associate smt with smt' in the given context?
6. What does 'drive somebody to do something' mean in the given context?
7. What is the definition of 'social circle' as per the content?
8. What does 'administer' mean as per the content?
9. What is the meaning of 'disposition' in the given context?
10. How is 'adept' defined in the context?
11. What does 'cooperation' mean according to the content?
12. What is the definition of 'subject' in the given context?
13. What is the opposite of 'rejection' as mentioned in the content?
14. What does 'conduct' mean in the given context?
15. What is the meaning of 'argument' in the given context?
16. How is 'enhance' described in the content?
17. What is the meaning of 'charitable' in the given context?
18. How is 'constructively' defined in the context?
19. What does 'fuel (the view that)' mean according to the content?
20. What is the synonym for 'universally' as per the given context?
21. What does 'aspects of our social nature' refer to in the context?
22. What is the opposite of 'contrasting' as mentioned in the content?
23. What does 'inhale' mean according to the content?
24. What does 'sensitive' mean according to the content?
25. How is 'outcome' defined in the context provided?
Study Notes
Understanding Human Interactions and Social Dynamics
This document explores key concepts related to human behavior, social interactions, and the importance of community. It emphasizes the significance of charitable actions, constructive engagement, and emotional dynamics in shaping relationships and societal outcomes.
Charitable Actions and Social Nature
- Charity and Generosity: Engaging in charitable acts fosters supportive communities and enhances social bonds.
- Social Features: Humans are inherently social beings, relying on relationships for emotional and psychological support.
Constructive Engagement and Emotional Dynamics
- Constructive vs. Destructive: Focusing on constructive interactions promotes growth and understanding, while destructive behaviors can harm relationships.
- Emotional Dynamics: Emotions like envy can create conflict, highlighting the need for goodwill in interactions.
Understanding Arguments and Perspectives
- Nature of Arguments: Recognizing that disagreements are a natural part of discourse helps navigate differing viewpoints effectively.
- Fueling Perspectives: Discussions can stimulate support for various opinions, encouraging deeper exploration of ideas.
Management, Cooperation, and Outcomes
- Effective Management: Administering situations well leads to positive outcomes in personal and organizational contexts.
- Value of Cooperation: Successful outcomes often depend on collaboration and teamwork to achieve common goals.
Personal Disposition and Sensitivity
- Understanding Disposition: Recognizing one's own character traits can enhance personal development and improve relationships.
- Awareness of Sensitivity: Being mindful of sensitivity aids in managing emotional responses and improving communication.
Key Takeaways
- Charitable actions and community engagement are essential for fostering supportive social environments.
- Constructive engagement and effective management are crucial for positive interpersonal relationships.
- Understanding emotional dynamics, personal dispositions, and the nature of arguments can enhance empathy and communication in social interactions.