Hot Spots

What is the primary meaning of the term 'hot spot' in English?

• A place with high temperatures

• A popular or lively place

• A dangerous area

• A wireless internet access point

Which of the following sentences uses 'hot spot' correctly?

• The hot spot in the soup burned my tongue.

• We found a hot spot for Wi-Fi in the cafe.

• The hot spot of the sun was unbearable.

• He wore a hot spot on his jacket.

Identify the correct synonym for 'hot spot' when referring to a popular location.

• Cold zone

• Cool place

• Happening area

• Quiet corner

In literature, a 'hot spot' can refer to which of the following?

• A climax in the story

• A character's favorite place

• A plot twist

• A setting with high tension

Which of the following is an example of a 'hot spot' in a city?

• A deserted alley

• A bustling market

• An empty park

• A quiet library

Choose the sentence that best describes a 'hot spot' in terms of technology.

• The hot spot in the garden was full of flowers.

• The cafe offered a free hot spot for internet access.

• The hot spot on the map was marked in red.

• The hot spot in the book was the climax.

What is the grammatical function of 'hot spot' in the sentence: 'The cafe is a hot spot for tourists'?

• Subject

• Predicate

• Object

• Complement

Which of the following phrases is similar in meaning to 'hot spot' when referring to a lively place?

• Dead zone

• Hotbed of activity

• Cold spot

• Silent area

In the context of travel, what does 'hot spot' usually refer to?

• A dangerous destination

• A popular tourist attraction

• A remote location

• A historical site

Which sentence uses 'hot spot' as a metaphor?

• The hot spot on the stove was glowing red.

• The city became a hot spot for innovation.

• The hot spot in the garden was blooming.

• The hot spot on the map was highlighted.