134. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "mildly" mean?
Slightly, a little, a bit
What is a synonym for "insulting"?
Abusive, offensive, rude
What does "analysis" refer to?
Study, examination, investigation
How can the phrase "as expected" be defined?
In the way that was planned or thought likely to happen
What does "relative to" mean?
In relation to, compared with
What does the phrase "base on" imply?
To use something as the thing from which something else is developed
What is a synonym for "newcomer"?
Novice, beginner, amateur, apprentice
What does the term "teaser" refer to?
Tease, joker, clown
How is "pitch" defined in terms of sound?
How high or low a note or other sound is
What is a code?
A set of numbers, letters, or symbols that shows what something is or gives information about it.
How is the term "complex" defined?
Complicated, difficult.
What does "hierarchy" refer to?
A system of organization in which people or things are divided into levels of importance.
Define "status."
Your social or professional rank or position, considered in relation to other people.
What is meant by "judgement"?
View, opinion, feeling, assessment.
What does "influence" mean?
Affect, inspire, shape.
How is "dominant" characterized?
Controlling or trying to control other people or things - used to show disapproval.
Define "submissive."
Always willing to obey someone and never disagreeing with them, even if they are unkind to you.
What does "randomly" mean?
Accidentally, by chance.
What does it mean to "assign sb to sth"?
Allocate, give, dispense.
How is "be composed of" defined?
Comprise, constitute, combine, unite, make up, put together, consist of.
What is meant by "fraternity"?
All the people who work in a particular profession or share a particular interest.
Define "active."
Involved, working.
What does "take a turn" mean?
To go for a short walk or ride.
How is "tease" defined?
Joke, laugh.
What does "involve" mean?
Include, contain, comprise, consist of.
Define "mildly."
Slightly, a little, a bit.
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Description
Explore essential definitions and concepts such as code, hierarchy, status, and influence. Learn how these terms relate to social dynamics and professional environments, enhancing your understanding of complex interactions.
Questions
Download Questions1. How is 'complex' defined in the provided content?
2. What does 'hierarchy' mean according to the content?
3. In the context provided, what does 'status' refer to?
4. What is meant by 'judgement' in the given content?
5. How is 'dominant' defined in the provided content?
6. What does 'submissive' mean according to the content?
7. In the context provided, what does 'randomly' refer to?
8. What is meant by 'assign sb to sth' in the given content?
9. What does 'mildly' mean in the given context?
10. How is 'insulting' defined in the provided content?
11. What does 'analysis' mean according to the content?
12. In the context provided, what does 'as expected' refer to?
13. What does the term 'influence' mean in the given context?
14. What does the term 'code' refer to in the given context?
15. What does 'be composed of sth' mean in the given context?
16. How is 'fraternity' defined in the provided content?
17. What does 'active' mean according to the content?
18. In the context provided, what does 'take a turn' refer to?
19. What is meant by 'tease' in the given content?
20. What does 'pitch' refer to in the given context?
21. What is the meaning of 'status' in the given context?
22. What is meant by 'relative to' in the given content?
23. What is the meaning of 'newcomer' in the given context?
24. How is 'teaser' defined in the provided content?
25. What does 'base on' mean according to the content?
Study Notes
Understanding Key Concepts in Communication and Social Dynamics
This document synthesizes essential concepts related to communication, social structures, and interpersonal relationships. It highlights the importance of understanding codes, complexity, influence, and community engagement in fostering effective interactions.
Communication and Structure
- Code: A code is a collection of symbols that conveys specific information, essential for effective communication.
- Composition: This concept refers to how various elements unite to form a whole, emphasizing the importance of understanding parts in relation to the complete entity.
- Complexity: Some systems or ideas can be intricate, requiring careful consideration to grasp fully.
Social Dynamics
- Hierarchy: A system that organizes individuals or groups based on their status or importance, clarifying roles and responsibilities within organizations.
- Status: An individual's social or professional rank influences their interactions and opportunities within various contexts.
- Influence and Dominance: Influence can inspire positive change, while dominance often implies an imbalance of power, leading to negative dynamics.
Engagement and Interaction
- Fraternity: A sense of community among individuals sharing common interests or professions fosters collaboration and support.
- Active Participation: Being engaged in activities is crucial for personal growth and building relationships.
- Leisure Activities: Taking breaks, such as short walks, enhances well-being and promotes a balanced lifestyle.
Key Takeaways
- Understanding codes and composition is vital for effective communication and grasping complex ideas.
- Social structures like hierarchy and status significantly impact interpersonal dynamics and opportunities.
- Active engagement in community and leisure activities fosters personal development and strengthens social bonds.