116. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does the term "the rest of" refer to?
What is left after everything or everyone else has gone, been used, dealt with, or mentioned.
What is a synonym for "merely"?
Just, only, simply, purely.
What does "suited" mean?
Suitable, appropriate, fit.
What does it mean to "seek out"?
To try to find someone or something, especially when this is difficult.
What does "inclined" mean in terms of behavior?
To be likely to do something or behave in a particular way.
What are some meanings of the word "risk"?
Hazard, venture, take the risk of, take a chance.
What does it mean to "venture out"?
To go somewhere that could be dangerous.
What does the term "yonder" refer to?
Over there
What is the meaning of "ancestor"?
Forefather, antecedent
What does the phrase "send out" mean?
To make a person or a group of people or things go from one place to various other places
What is a "scout"?
Detective, spy
How is "the unknown" defined?
Things that you do not know or understand
What does the term "quest" signify?
Search, hunt, seek
What does "nature" refer to in the context of character?
Someone's character
What does "undoubtedly" mean?
Certainly, unquestionably, undeniably, without doubt
What is meant by the term "globe"?
World, earth
How is "doubt" defined?
Uncertainty, disbelief
What does it mean if someone is described as "nomadic"?
They travel from place to place and do not live in any one place for very long.
What does "existence" refer to?
Life, presence, survival
What does the term "depleted" mean?
Reduced, drained, diminished
What does it mean to "negotiate"?
Pass, navigate, go around
What is a "subway"?
A path for people to walk under a road or railway
What does the phrase "come to do something" imply?
To begin to have a feeling or opinion
How is "peculiar" defined?
Strange, weird, unusual, abnormal
What does the term "breed" refer to?
Type, class, kind, sort
What does the phrase "the rest of" mean?
What is left after everything or everyone else has gone, been used, dealt with, or mentioned.
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Description
Explore essential vocabulary terms including "yonder," "ancestor," and "nomadic." Enhance your language skills with clear definitions and examples to improve your understanding and usage of these words in everyday contexts.
Questions
Download Questions1. Who would be considered an 'ancestor'?
2. What does it mean to 'send out' something?
3. What does the term 'negotiate' mean in this context?
4. What is the role of a 'scout'?
5. What does the term 'yonder' refer to?
6. What does 'depleted' mean in this context?
7. What is a 'subway' according to the given content?
8. What does 'come to do sth' imply in this context?
9. How is the word 'peculiar' defined in this context?
10. What does 'breed' refer to in the given content?
11. What does 'take a chance' mean in this context?
12. What is the meaning of 'venture' in this context?
13. What does 'quest' mean in this context?
14. What does the term 'nature' refer to in this context?
15. What is the meaning of 'undoubtedly'?
16. What does 'globe' mean in this context?
17. What does it mean if someone leads a 'nomadic' life?
18. What does the term 'the rest of' mean?
19. What is the meaning of 'merely'?
20. What does 'suited' mean in this context?
21. What does 'seek out' imply?
22. What does 'inclined' mean in this context?
23. What does the term 'risk' imply in this context?
24. What does it mean to 'venture out'?
25. Which of the following is a synonym for 'hazard'?
Study Notes
Exploration of Key Concepts
This document synthesizes various themes related to exploration, vocabulary, and the understanding of risk. It highlights the importance of knowledge, communication, and personal identity in navigating the unknown.
Nature and Character
- Definition of Nature: Nature refers to an individual's inherent qualities and character, influencing behavior and interactions.
- Connection to Ancestors: Understanding one's ancestors can provide insights into personal identity and heritage, enriching the exploration of self.
Vocabulary and Context
- Definitions and Synonyms: The document provides clear definitions of terms such as "depleted," "negotiate," and "peculiar," along with synonyms to enhance vocabulary.
- Contextual Usage: Each term is presented in a context that aids comprehension and practical application, emphasizing the importance of using language effectively.
Exploration and Risk
- Concept of Exploration: Exploration involves quests for knowledge and understanding, often requiring individuals to venture into the unknown.
- Understanding Risk: Risk encompasses the potential for loss or harm, highlighting the balance between adventure and caution in decision-making.
Key Takeaways
- Importance of Vocabulary: A strong vocabulary enhances communication skills and allows for more expressive language use.
- Exploration as Growth: Engaging in exploration fosters personal growth and understanding, despite the inherent risks involved.
- Connection to Heritage: Recognizing the influence of ancestors can deepen one's sense of identity and belonging, guiding personal exploration.