133. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
teacherWhat does it mean to "make up"?
Form, comprise, constitute, join up
What is the definition of a participant?
Someone who is taking part in an activity or event.
How is the term "on average" defined?
Based on a calculation about how many times something usually happens, how much money someone usually gets, how often people usually do something, etc.
What does the term "remarkably" mean?
Extraordinarily, amazingly, outstandingly.
What does "consistent" mean in terms of behavior or development?
Continuing to happen or develop in the same way.
What is the meaning of "worldwide"?
Universal, international, global.
How is the term "approximately" defined?
About, around, nearly.
What does it mean to "serve as"?
To be useful or helpful for a particular purpose or reason.
What is the definition of a mixture?
Combination, mix, assortment
What does the phrase "in doing so" mean?
Because of this
What does it mean to "pick up on something"?
Notice, point out, focus on
What is the meaning of the term "communicate"?
Convey, reveal, share
How can the word "remarkable" be defined?
Extraordinary, amazing, outstanding
What does "relevant" mean in a discussion context?
Directly relating to the subject or problem being discussed or considered
What is the definition of "study"?
Research, investigation, experiment
What does the term "conduct" mean?
Do, perform, accomplish, carry out
What is a "sample"?
Example, model
What does the phrase "pair of" refer to?
Couple, duo, twosome
Who is an anthropologist?
Someone who scientifically studies humans and their customs, beliefs, and relationships
What is the role of a biologist?
Someone who studies or works in biology
How can "diverse" be defined?
Different, distinct
What is meant by "society"?
A particular large group of people who share laws, organizations, customs etc.
What does "indigenous" mean?
Native, original, aboriginal
What is a "tribe"?
People, community, society, population
Who is referred to as a city-dweller?
A person who lives in a city
What is a participant?
Someone who is taking part in an activity or event
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Description
Explore essential vocabulary terms that enhance communication skills, including synonyms and definitions for words like "mixture," "remarkable," and "indigenous." Improve your language proficiency and express ideas more clearly.
Questions
Download Questions1. Which term can replace 'conduct' based on the context?
2. What is a synonym for 'study' in the given context?
3. What is the synonym of 'mixture' as per the given context?
4. What does the phrase 'in doing so' imply in the context provided?
5. Which word is synonymous with 'communicate' according to the content?
6. What does 'remarkable' mean in the given context?
7. What is the meaning of 'relevant' as per the context?
8. How is 'remarkably' defined in the context provided?
9. What does 'consistent' mean in the given context?
10. What is the meaning of 'worldwide' as per the context?
11. What is the meaning of 'pick up on sth' in the given context?
12. Who is considered a 'tribe' based on the context?
13. What does 'on average' mean according to the content?
14. What does 'make up' mean according to the content?
15. What does 'sample' mean in the context provided?
16. What is the meaning of 'pair of' as per the context?
17. Who is an anthropologist according to the content?
18. What is the role of a biologist according to the given context?
19. What does the term 'diverse' mean in the context provided?
20. How is 'society' defined in the given context?
21. What does 'indigenous' refer to according to the content?
22. Who is considered a 'city-dweller' based on the context?
23. What is the definition of 'participant' in the given context?
24. What is the meaning of 'approximately' in the given context?
25. What does the phrase 'serve as' imply in the context provided?
Study Notes
Key Concepts in Research and Communication
This document synthesizes essential concepts related to research, communication, and the roles of professionals in various fields. It emphasizes the importance of clarity, relevance, and diversity in understanding and conveying information.
Main Topic 1: Definitions and Roles
- Mixture: A combination of different elements or ideas, highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives in research.
- Biologist: A professional who studies living organisms and their interactions with the environment, contributing to our understanding of biodiversity.
- Participant: An individual who engages in activities or events, enhancing community dynamics and outcomes.
Main Topic 2: Communication and Relevance
- Effective Communication: The process of clearly conveying information, which is crucial for understanding and collaboration.
- Relevance: Staying on topic ensures discussions are meaningful and that shared information is useful.
- Remarkable Ideas: Highlighting extraordinary concepts can inspire engagement and foster deeper understanding.
Main Topic 3: Research Methodology
- Study: A systematic investigation aimed at gaining knowledge, often involving the collection and analysis of data.
- Sample: A representative subset used in research to draw conclusions about a larger population.
- Approximation: Refers to estimates that provide a general idea rather than exact figures, important in statistical analysis.
Key Takeaways
- Diversity Enhances Understanding: Incorporating various perspectives enriches research and communication.
- Clarity is Essential: Effective communication relies on clear definitions and relevance to the topic at hand.
- Research is Systematic: Conducting thorough studies with appropriate methodologies is crucial for advancing knowledge across disciplines.