High scoring Vocabulary Describing Road Conditions

The video tutorial discusses various aspects of road conditions, including how to describe well-maintained roads using phrases like 'smooth sailing' and poorly maintained roads with terms like 'potholes' and 'off road'. It also covers different types of streets, such as narrow alleyways and broad boulevards, and provides vocabulary for describing traffic conditions, emphasizing the use of adjectives like 'hectic' and 'atrocious' instead of common terms like 'traffic jam'.

What idiom can be used to describe roads that are in excellent condition?

• Rocky path

• Rough terrain

• Smooth sailing

• Bumpy ride

What term is used to describe roads with many holes?

• Broad boulevards

• Narrow alleyways

• Smooth roads

• Potholes

How would you describe a street that is very narrow?

• Open highway

• Wide avenue

• Narrow alleyway

• Broad boulevard

Which adjective is suitable for describing very busy traffic?

• Quiet

• Hectic

• Calm

• Serene

What word can be used instead of 'horrible' to describe extremely bad road conditions?

• Pleasant

• Atrocious

• Decent

• Mild