Band 8+ IELTS Vocab- Straight from your Mouth to the Examiner's Ears

Jessica Beck teaches band 8 vocabulary, focusing on slang terms like 'super duper' and 'few'. 'Super duper' is used to describe something great, not big, while 'few' signifies relief. The video also covers slang for movies, such as 'flick' for a movie, 'B movie' for low-quality films, and 'sub par' for below-standard quality.

What does the slang term 'super duper' imply when describing a film?

• The film is very popular.

• The film is a documentary.

• The film is of great quality.

• The film is very long.

In what context would you use the expression 'few'?

• To express excitement.

• To describe anger.

• To indicate confusion.

• To show relief.

What does the term 'flick' refer to in slang vocabulary?

• A type of dance.

• A movie.

• A book.

• A song.

How would you describe a movie that is of very low quality?

• A thriller.

• A blockbuster.

• A B movie.

• A classic.

What does 'sub par' mean when referring to a movie?

• The movie is above average.

• The movie is of low quality.

• The movie is a comedy.

• The movie is very popular.