163. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "constant" mean?
Staying the same
What is a synonym for "build up"?
Boost
How is "resistance" defined in a biological context?
The natural ability of a person, animal, or plant to stop diseases or difficult conditions from harming them.
What does it mean to "reward" someone?
To officially give someone something such as a prize or money for their achievements.
What is the meaning of "predict"?
Forecast, foresee, envisage, expect.
What does "attitude" refer to?
Mindset, viewpoint, thought.
What does the term "essential" signify?
Key, main, critical.
How is "flexibility" defined?
The ability to change or be changed easily to suit a different situation.
What does "capacity" mean?
Ability, capability, aptitude.
What does the term "indigenous" mean?
Native, original, aboriginal.
What is the definition of "authority"?
An official organization or a government department that has the power to make decisions and has particular responsibilities.
What does the term "step" refer to in problem-solving?
One of a series of things that you do in order to deal with a problem or to succeed.
What does it mean to "ensure"?
To guarantee, confirm, or make sure.
Define "survival".
Existence or persistence, as opposed to death.
What is an "elementary school"?
A school in the US where basic subjects are taught for the first six years of a child's education.
Who are referred to as "locals"?
Residents, citizens, or natives of a particular area.
What does it mean to "seek (someone's) advice/help/assistance"?
To ask someone for advice or help.
What is the meaning of "local"?
Native, indigenous, or resident; opposite of foreign.
Who are "the authorities"?
The people or organizations that are in charge of a particular country or area.
What does it mean to "declare"?
To announce, assert, affirm, or proclaim.
Define "preserve".
To protect, conserve, or save; opposite of destroy.
What does "humanity" refer to?
Humankind, people, or civilization.
What is meant by "finding"?
Discovery, result, or conclusion.
Define "moral".
Ethical, good, honest, principled; opposite of immoral.
What does it mean to "scare"?
To frighten, terrify, or panic; opposite of reassure.
What does "seek out" mean?
To look for, seek, search for, or hunt for.
Define "constant".
Staying the same.
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Description
Explore essential definitions related to authority, community, and survival. Learn about the roles of local authorities, the importance of seeking help, and the significance of preserving humanity and indigenous cultures.
Questions
Download Questions1. What is the primary role of an authority?
2. What does the term 'step' refer to in problem-solving?
3. How can one ensure a successful outcome?
4. What is the definition of survival in this context?
5. What is taught at an elementary school in the US?
6. What does the term 'locals' refer to in the given context?
7. What does it mean to 'seek someone's advice'?
8. How is the term 'local' defined in the context?
9. What does 'declare' mean according to the content?
10. What is the meaning of 'preserve' in this context?
11. What does 'reward' imply in the context provided?
12. What does 'predict' mean according to the content?
13. What is a synonym for 'attitude' as per the content?
14. Which word is synonymous with 'essential' in the context provided?
15. What does 'flexibility' mean according to the content?
16. What is the opposite of 'indigenous' as mentioned in the content?
17. What does 'capacity' refer to in the given context?
18. What is the synonym of 'humanity' as per the context?
19. Which word is synonymous with 'finding' in the context provided?
20. What does the term 'constant' mean in the given context?
21. What is meant by 'build up' in the context provided?
22. How is 'resistance' defined in the given content?
23. What does 'moral' mean according to the content?
24. What is the opposite of 'scare' as mentioned in the content?
25. What does 'seek out' mean in the given context?
Study Notes
Key Concepts in Authority, Education, and Human Experience
This document synthesizes essential themes related to authority, education, human experience, and personal development. It highlights the importance of structured approaches, community dynamics, and the interplay of various factors that shape our lives.
Authority and Governance
- Role of Authorities: Official organizations or government bodies hold the power to make decisions and manage specific tasks, influencing community dynamics.
- Locals vs. Strangers: Understanding the distinction between residents and outsiders is crucial for effective governance and community engagement.
Education and Personal Development
- Elementary Education: This foundational stage in a child's life is critical for developing basic skills and knowledge, laying the groundwork for future learning.
- Steps to Success: A structured approach involving a series of actions is vital for problem-solving and achieving goals.
Human Experience and Values
- Preservation: Protecting cultural heritage and the environment is essential for sustainability and future generations.
- Humanity: The interconnectedness of people emphasizes shared experiences and collective existence.
- Morality: Ethical principles guide behavior, influencing personal and societal decisions.
Adaptability and Growth
- Flexibility: The ability to adapt to changing circumstances is vital for personal and professional growth.
- Capacity for Development: Recognizing one's potential allows for setting realistic goals and pursuing personal improvement.
Key Takeaways
- Understanding the role of authority and community dynamics is essential for effective governance.
- Structured approaches in education and personal development foster success and resilience.
- Embracing flexibility and recognizing our capacity for growth are crucial for navigating life's challenges.