IELTS Speaking Test Series: Ep. 6 (PART 2 SUCCESSFUL PERSON)

The video tutorial is part of a series aimed at improving IELTS speaking scores. It features model answers to common IELTS questions, focusing on describing a successful person. The video highlights idioms and vocabulary that can be used in both speaking and writing tasks. The tutorial also provides insights into the structure and content of the lessons, emphasizing the importance of revisiting previous episodes for comprehensive learning.

What is the main focus of the video series?

• Improving IELTS listening scores

• Improving IELTS speaking scores

• Improving IELTS reading scores

• Improving IELTS writing scores

In Part 2 of the IELTS speaking test, what are you typically asked to describe?

• A book, a movie, or a song

• A person, a place, an object, or an event

• A historical event, a scientific fact, or a theory

• A country, a city, or a landmark

Who is the successful person described by Aubrey in her model answer?

• Her colleague

• Her mother

• Her friend Brooke

• Her sister

What does the idiom 'born with a silver spoon in your mouth' mean?

• To be born into a wealthy family

• To be very talented

• To be very hardworking

• To be very lucky

Which idiom means 'to work very hard'?

• Work one's fingers to the bone

• Born with a silver spoon

• Everything turns to gold

• Birds of a feather flock together

What does 'brick and mortar shop' refer to?

• An online store

• A physical store location

• A mobile app

• A virtual marketplace

Which idiom suggests that like-minded people tend to associate with each other?

• Birds of a feather flock together

• Everything turns to gold

• Work one's fingers to the bone

• Born with a silver spoon

Which phrase is suitable for describing a significant improvement in academic writing?

• Work one's fingers to the bone

• Improve by leaps and bounds

• Birds of a feather flock together

• Born with a silver spoon

Which vocabulary term is considered high-level and suitable for academic writing?

• Gangbusters

• Flourish

• Savvy

• Brick and mortar

Which idiom is not recommended for use in formal writing tasks?

• Thrive

• Brick and mortar

• Flourish

• Born with a silver spoon