135. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)

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What does "in the eyes of somebody" mean?

According to a particular person or group.

What is the definition of "hypothesis"?

Theory, supposition, assumption, guess.

What does "respite from" refer to?

Interval, break.

How can "tedious" be defined?

Boring, dull, uninteresting.

What is meant by "break"?

A period of time when you stop working in order to rest, eat, etc.

What does "facilitate" mean?

Ease, enable, help.

What is the meaning of "replenishment"?

Refill; to put new supplies into something, or to fill something again.

How is "resource" defined?

Reserve, supply, store, source.

What does it mean to "recruit"?

Hire, employ.

What is the meaning of "loud"?

Noisy, shrill

What does "variable" mean?

Changeable, erratic, fluctuating

How is "tone" defined in communication?

The way your voice sounds, which shows how you are feeling or what you mean

What is a "volunteer"?

Someone who does a job willingly without being paid

What does "equal" signify?

Equivalent, identical, alike, the same

What is the meaning of "estimate"?

Guess, assess, reckon

Who is referred to as a "laugher"?

A person who laughs

What does the phrase "in line with something" imply?

Changes in the same way and at the same rate as something else

What does it mean to "perceive something/someone to be something"?

Understand, comprehend, realize, become aware of

What does "particularly" mean?

Especially, specifically

How is "rate" defined?

Value, evaluate, assess, rank, measure

What does "display" mean?

Show, present, demonstrate, expose

What does "versus" indicate?

Against, as opposed to, contrasted with

How is "strategically" defined?

In a way that helps to achieve a plan

What does "context" refer to?

Situation, environment, setting

What does it mean to "achieve"?

Attain, realize, accomplish, reach, get

What does the phrase "in the eyes of somebody" mean?

According to a particular person or group

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Explore essential vocabulary with clear definitions and synonyms. Learn the meanings of words like "loud," "variable," and "volunteer," and enhance your language skills for better communication and comprehension.

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1. What does 'recruit' mean according to the context?

A Hire, employ B Dismiss C Ignore D Fire

2. What does 'tone' refer to in the given context?

A Someone who does a job willingly without being paid B A person who laughs C The way your voice sounds, which shows how you are feeling or what you mean. D Equivalent, identical, alike

3. Who is a 'volunteer' according to the context?

A Equivalent, identical, alike B Changeable, erratic, fluctuating C Someone who does a job willingly without being paid. D A person who laughs

4. What does 'equal' mean in the context provided?

A Noisy, shrill B Equivalent, identical, alike, the same. C Guess, assess, reckon D Someone who does a job willingly without being paid

5. What does 'display' mean in the given context?

A Hide, conceal, cover, obscure B Confuse, complicate, perplex, baffle C Ignore, neglect, overlook, disregard D Show, present, demonstrate, expose

6. How is 'versus' understood in the context?

A Together with, alongside, in cooperation with B Against, as opposed to, contrasted with C In favor of, supporting, advocating for D Similar to, resembling, akin to

7. What does 'strategically' imply in the context provided?

A In a way that helps to achieve a plan B Randomly, without purpose or direction C Emotionally, based on feelings or instincts D Carelessly, without attention to detail

8. What is meant by 'context' in the given content?

A Conflict, disagreement, dispute B Opinion, belief, perspective C Situation, environment, setting D Conclusion, end result, outcome

9. How is 'achieve' defined in the context?

A Attain, realize, accomplish, reach B Abandon, give up, relinquish C Delay, postpone, defer D Fail, fall short, miss the mark

10. What does 'in the eyes of somebody' mean according to the context?

A In the absence of someone B In the presence of someone C According to a particular person or group D In the company of someone

11. What is a synonym for 'hypothesis' as described in the context?

A Conclusion B Observation C Fact D Theory

12. What does 'respite from' refer to in the given context?

A Interval, break B Permanent end C Continuous work D Constant activity

13. How is 'tedious' defined in the context provided?

A Exciting B Boring, dull, uninteresting C Fascinating D Engaging

14. What does 'facilitate' mean according to the context?

A Obstruct B Complicate C Ease, enable, help D Hinder

15. What does 'replenishment' mean in the given context?

A To organize supplies B To sell supplies C To remove supplies from something D Refill; to put new supplies into something, or to fill something again

16. What is a synonym for 'resource' as described in the context?

A Waste B Burden C Reserve, supply, store, source D Expense

17. What does 'laugher' mean in the given context?

A A person who laughs B A person who dances C A person who sings D A person who cries

18. What does 'in line with sth' imply according to the context?

A Changes unpredictably B Remains constant C Changes in the same way and at the same rate as something else D Opposes something else

19. How is 'perceive sth/sb to be sth' understood in the context?

A Misinterpret entirely B Ignore completely C Understand, comprehend, realize, become aware of D Forget quickly

20. What does 'particularly' mean in the context provided?

A Never B Especially, specifically C Rarely D Generally

21. What is meant by 'rate' in the context?

A Ignore B Create C Value, evaluate, assess, rank, measure D Destroy

22. What is the opposite of 'loud' as described in the context?

A shrill B variable C quiet D noisy

23. Which word describes something that is not constant according to the context?

A quiet B equal C variable D volunteer

24. Which of the following is the opposite of 'recruit' in the given context?

A Lay off B Train C Retain D Promote

25. What action does 'replenishment' involve according to the context?

A Filling something again with new supplies B Emptying something of its contents C Organizing existing supplies D Reducing the amount of supplies

Study Notes

Summary of Key Concepts in Communication, Perception, and Facilitation

This document consolidates essential concepts related to communication, perception, and facilitation, highlighting their significance in various contexts such as education, teamwork, and personal interactions.

Communication and Expression

Tone: The quality of voice that conveys emotions or intentions is crucial for effective communication.
Display: Refers to the act of presenting information clearly, which is essential for teaching and learning.
Perspective: Understanding different viewpoints enhances discussions and decision-making.

Change, Consistency, and Relationships

Variable: Indicates something that is changeable, contrasting with consistency.
In Line With: Describes a relationship where changes occur simultaneously, emphasizing synchronized dynamics.
Hypothesis: A proposed explanation based on limited evidence, guiding further investigation.

Volunteering and Contribution

Volunteer: A person who willingly offers their time and effort to help others without expecting payment.
Facilitate: To make a process easier or more manageable, enhancing collaboration and understanding.

Comparison and Estimation

Equal: Means being the same or equivalent, important for making comparisons.
Estimate: Refers to making educated guesses or assessments about something.

Key Takeaways

Effective communication relies heavily on tone and clarity in displaying information.
Understanding variability and relationships is crucial for adapting to changes and making informed decisions.
Volunteering and facilitation play significant roles in fostering community engagement and enhancing collaborative efforts.