8+ Vocabulary for Mirrors for IELTS Speaking

The video tutorial discusses the topic of mirrors in speaking exams, focusing on vocabulary to describe why people look or don't look in mirrors, such as self-consciousness and arrogance. It also covers idioms and phrases to enhance vocabulary scores. Additionally, the tutorial describes different types of mirrors, including compact and magnifying mirrors, and their uses. The aim is to equip learners with the necessary vocabulary to impress examiners in speaking exams.

Why is it important to learn vocabulary related to mirrors for speaking exams?

• To make the exam more difficult

• To confuse the examiner

• To avoid talking about mirrors altogether

• To impress the examiner and raise your vocabulary score

What does the term 'self-conscious' imply about a person's feelings towards mirrors?

• They are confident about their appearance

• They love looking at themselves

• They are indifferent to their appearance

• They are worried about how they look

Which idiom suggests a small but important difference between two traits?

• The best of both worlds

• A fine line between arrogance and self-confidence

• Burning the midnight oil

• A blessing in disguise

What is a compact mirror typically used for?

• Reflecting large spaces

• Magnifying small objects

• Carrying in a purse for quick checks

• Decorating a room

What is the purpose of a magnifying mirror?

• To see small details on the skin

• To reflect sunlight

• To make a room look bigger

• To serve as a decorative piece