128. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "questionable" mean?
Doubtful, dubious, disputed
What is the definition of "outcome"?
Consequence, result, conclusion
What does the verb "beg" imply?
Request, plead, ask for
How is the term "actual" defined?
Real, genuine, authentic
What is the meaning of "point of"?
Aim, purpose, goal
What does "replacement" mean?
Substitute, substitution, alternate
What is the definition of "breeding"?
Propagation, reproduction
What does the verb "scatter" mean?
Spread, disperse, fly away
What is a "nest"?
A place made or chosen by a bird to lay its eggs in and to live in
How is a "hectare" defined?
A unit for measuring area, equal to 10,000 square meters
What term refers to people or humankind?
Humanity
What does the term "natural/animal/plant world" refer to?
All of nature, or all animals or plants considered as a group.
What is the definition of a millennium?
A period of 1000 years.
What does it mean to "reverse" something?
To change something so that it is the opposite of what it was before.
What does the phrase "no longer" signify?
In the past but not now.
What does "genomic" relate to?
All the genes that are found in one type of living thing.
What does "identical to" mean?
Alike, same, same #different.
How can "practical" be defined?
Realistic, sensible, reasonable #impractical.
What is an "approach"?
Method, tactic.
What does the term "template" refer to?
Pattern, model.
What is meant by "insertion"?
Supplement, addition, insert, attachment.
What does "strand of" imply?
Element, component, constituent, part.
How is "hybrid" defined in biological terms?
An animal or plant produced from parents of different breeds or types.
What does it mean to "base on/upon" something?
To use something as the thing from which something else is developed.
What does it mean when a species "dies out"?
To become extinct, disappear, vanish #survive.
How can "complicated" be described?
Complex, difficult, intricate #simple.
What does "questionable" mean?
Doubtful, dubious, disputed.
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Description
Explore essential terms related to humanity, nature, genomic studies, and ecological concepts. Learn about hybridization, breeding, and the implications of extinction in the natural world. Enhance your knowledge of environmental science and genetics.
Questions
Download Questions1. What does 'outcome' mean in the given context?
2. What does the term 'millennium' refer to?
3. What does 'reverse' mean in the given context?
4. How is 'humanity' defined in the context?
5. What does 'no longer' imply?
6. What is meant by 'genomic'?
7. What does 'questionable' mean in the given context?
8. What does the term 'breeding' refer to in the given context?
9. What does 'identical to' mean in the given context?
10. What is a 'practical' approach?
11. What does 'template' refer to in this context?
12. What is meant by 'insertion'?
13. What does 'strand of' signify in the context provided?
14. What is the meaning of 'hybrid' in the given context?
15. What does 'base on/upon' imply in the context?
16. What does 'die out' mean in the given context?
17. How is 'complicated' defined in the context provided?
18. What is the meaning of 'beg' in the context provided?
19. How is 'actual' defined in the given context?
20. What does 'point of' signify in the context provided?
21. What is meant by 'replacement' in the given context?
22. What is the meaning of 'scatter' in the context provided?
23. How is 'nest' defined in the given context?
24. What does 'hectare' mean in the given context?
25. What is the opposite of 'scatter' as mentioned in the context?
Study Notes
Summary of Key Concepts in Humanity, Nature, and Science
This document synthesizes key concepts related to humanity, the natural world, genomics, and language, providing a comprehensive overview of their interconnections and significance in understanding our environment and ourselves.
Humanity and Society
- Humanity encompasses all people and their collective experiences, highlighting social, cultural, and ethical dimensions of life.
- Complexity in Society: The nature of human interactions can be complicated, often leading to questionable outcomes that require careful consideration.
The Natural World
- Biodiversity: The natural world includes all living organisms, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and the interconnectedness of ecosystems.
- Breeding and Hybridization: Breeding processes contribute to species diversity, while hybrid organisms showcase genetic variation resulting from different breeds.
Time and Change
- Time Measurement: Understanding periods like millennia helps contextualize historical changes and societal evolution.
- Change and Reversal: The ability to reverse decisions or processes is crucial in both personal and societal contexts, allowing for reflection and adjustment.
Genomics and Biology
- Genomic Studies: Genomics involves the comprehensive study of genes within organisms, essential for advancements in biology and medicine.
- Templates and Insertion: In genomic research, templates guide the creation of genetic modifications, while insertions enhance existing genetic structures.
Language and Communication
- Vocabulary Development: Understanding vocabulary, including synonyms and definitions, is vital for effective communication and language learning.
- Word Relationships: Recognizing how words relate to one another enriches language comprehension and usage.
Key Takeaways
- Humanity's collective experiences shape our understanding of social and ethical issues.
- The natural world’s biodiversity is crucial for ecosystem health and species survival.
- Genomic research is pivotal for medical advancements and understanding biological diversity.