150. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 15, test 1, reading 1)
IELTS Minh Huong
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What is a folk tale?
A story that parents have passed on to their children through speech over many years.
What is the definition of a narrative?
Story, tale.
What does the term "danger" refer to?
Risk, peril, threat, endangerment.
What does it mean to "face" a situation?
To confront, encounter, meet, tackle, handle.
What is meant by the term "stuff"?
Things, objects, matter.
How is the term "flexible" defined in relation to a person or plan?
A person or plan that can change or be changed easily to suit any new situation.
What does "seemingly" imply?
Apparently, outwardly.
How is the word "trivial" defined?
Unimportant, small, minor, insignificant, slight, negligible.
What does it mean to "reproduce"?
To copy, replicate, duplicate, imitate, mimic.
What is the term for a brother, sister, or family member?
Sibling
What does the term "significant" mean?
Considerable
What is a synonym for "rate"?
Proportion
What is the definition of "evolution"?
Development
What does the term "incident" refer to?
Occurrence
What is another word for "episode"?
Occurrence
What does "stable" mean in terms of condition?
Steady
What is the meaning of "crucial"?
Vital
How can something be done "freely"?
Without restrictions
What does it mean to "support" an idea?
To show or prove that it is correct
What is a synonym for "section"?
Unit
What does it mean to "conserve"?
Preserve
What does "flexibility" refer to?
The ability to change easily
What is the meaning of "surprise"?
Amazement
Who is referred to as a "hunter-gatherer"?
A member of a group living by hunting and foraging
What is a "folk tale"?
A story passed down through speech.
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Description
Explore essential vocabulary with synonyms and definitions for terms like sibling, significant, and evolution. Enhance your language skills and comprehension with clear explanations and examples of usage.
Questions
Download Questions1. What is a synonym for 'narrative'?
2. What does 'flexibility' refer to?
3. What is a synonym for 'surprise'?
4. Which word is synonymous with 'danger'?
5. What is a synonym for 'stuff'?
6. What does it mean if a plan is 'flexible'?
7. What does 'rate' refer to in terms of measurement?
8. What is the opposite of 'evolution'?
9. Which term describes an 'incident'?
10. What is a synonym for 'sibling'?
11. Which word is synonymous with 'significant'?
12. What is the opposite of 'conserve'?
13. What does 'hunter-gatherer' mean?
14. What is a 'folk tale'?
15. What is a synonym for 'stable'?
16. Which word is synonymous with 'crucial'?
17. What does 'freely' mean in terms of restrictions?
18. What does it mean if results support an idea?
19. What is a synonym for 'conserve'?
20. What does 'face' mean in terms of dealing with a situation?
21. What is a synonym for 'seemingly'?
22. Which word is synonymous with 'trivial'?
23. What does 'reproduce' mean in terms of copying?
24. What is the opposite of 'trivial'?
25. What does 'mimic' mean in the context of reproduction?
Study Notes
Understanding Key Concepts in Relationships, Change, and Communication
This document synthesizes essential themes related to family dynamics, the significance of stability, adaptability, and the importance of storytelling. By exploring these concepts, we can better appreciate their implications in personal and societal contexts.
Family Dynamics and Relationships
- Sibling Relationships: Siblings play a crucial role in family dynamics, influencing social development and emotional support.
- Cultural Transmission: Folk tales serve as a means of passing down traditions and morals, enriching family bonds and cultural identity.
Significance and Stability
- Importance of Significance: Recognizing what is significant helps prioritize actions and decisions, guiding personal and societal growth.
- Stability: Stability is vital in relationships and systems, providing a foundation for trust and reliability.
Adaptability and Change
- Flexibility: The ability to adapt to new circumstances is essential for resilience in the face of challenges.
- Evolution vs. Regression: Understanding the difference between progress and decline can inform personal development and societal advancement.
Measurement and Analysis
- Rates and Proportions: Calculating and interpreting rates is crucial for data analysis, enabling informed decision-making.
- Support and Evidence: Validating ideas with evidence is necessary in discussions, debates, and research to ensure credibility.
Key Takeaways
- The Role of Siblings: Sibling relationships are foundational for emotional support and social skills.
- Significance of Stability: Stability fosters trust in relationships and systems, while adaptability promotes resilience.
- Cultural Heritage through Storytelling: Folk tales not only preserve cultural values but also enhance family connections across generations.
This summary encapsulates the essential meanings and implications of the discussed concepts, providing a foundation for further exploration or application in various fields.