Earn a Healthy Score on IELTS With Today’s Diet and Nutrition Vocabulary

The video tutorial covers vocabulary related to diet and healthy eating, explaining the dual meanings of 'diet' in English. It addresses a question about the government's role in promoting healthy living, suggesting essay structures for IELTS task two. The video also provides potential IELTS speaking questions on healthy lifestyles and offers vocabulary alternatives to avoid repetition. An idiom, 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away,' is introduced as a useful phrase for discussions on diet.

What are the two meanings of the word 'diet' in English?

• A type of clothing and a type of food

• A general term for food and a specific health regime

• A specific health regime and a type of exercise

• A type of exercise and a type of food

What is one argument against government involvement in healthy eating?

• It reduces the variety of available foods

• It limits personal freedom to make food choices

• It makes healthy food more expensive

• It increases the availability of unhealthy foods

Which IELTS speaking part might ask you to describe a party you attended?

• Part 1

• Part 4

• Part 3

• Part 2

What is a synonym for 'nutrition' mentioned in the video?

• Exercise

• Nourishment

• Diet

• Health

What does the idiom 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away' imply?

• Eating fruit is unnecessary

• Doctors dislike apples

• A balanced diet promotes health

• Eating apples prevents illness