Don't be at a Loss for IELTS Health Questions - IELTS Energy Podcast 1243

The video tutorial discusses health as a common topic in the IELTS exam, focusing on speaking part one. It covers the importance of being prepared with topic-specific vocabulary and provides sample answers to health-related questions. The discussion includes the differences between preventative and curative medicine, and the use of idiomatic language to enhance responses. The video aims to help students develop fluency and confidence in discussing health topics in an informal and formal context.

What is a common expectation for parents with children in school regarding health?

• They will get sick less often.

• They will never catch a cold.

• They will get sick more often.

• They will remain immune to all germs.

Why is it important to be prepared with health-related vocabulary for IELTS?

• Health topics are rarely discussed in IELTS.

• Health topics can appear in various parts of the IELTS exam.

• Health topics are only discussed in writing tasks.

• Health topics are not relevant to IELTS.

What is an example of preventative medicine?

• Getting a prescription

• Using pharmaceuticals

• Taking herbal supplements

• Surgery

What is the main focus of curative medicine?

• Preventing future illnesses

• Maintaining current health

• Fixing existing health problems

• Improving mental health

Why is it beneficial to have opinions on health topics for IELTS?

• It is only useful for reading tasks.

• It aids in both writing and speaking tasks.

• It is not necessary for the speaking test.

• It helps in writing task one only.

What is a suggested strategy for answering difficult IELTS questions?

• Avoid answering them.

• Use filler phrases to buy time.

• Ask the examiner for help.

• Skip the question entirely.

What does the idiom 'at a loss' mean?

• To be confused

• To be very happy

• To be very tired

• To be very excited

What does 'run-of-the-mill' refer to in the context of illnesses?

• Common illnesses

• Rare illnesses

• Chronic illnesses

• Severe illnesses

Why might someone choose not to visit a doctor for a common illness?

• Doctors are always available.

• Common illnesses require immediate surgery.

• Doctors can always provide a quick cure.

• Common illnesses often resolve on their own.

What is a benefit of using idiomatic language in IELTS speaking?

• It is not recommended for IELTS.

• It enhances your fluency and vocabulary score.

• It makes your speech less clear.

• It decreases your vocabulary score.