English Vocabulary Challenge Day 29

The video tutorial covers three academic words: 'site', 'injury', and 'transfer'. Each word is defined, and multiple examples are provided to illustrate their usage in different contexts. The lesson aims to enhance vocabulary for sophisticated English conversations and exam preparation.

What is the meaning of the word 'site' as used in the lesson?

• A type of sight

• A place where something is located

• A type of sound

• A type of taste

Which of the following is an example of a 'historical site'?

• A recently built stadium

• A new shopping mall

• A place where a significant event occurred

• A modern art gallery

What does the word 'injury' refer to?

• A type of celebration

• A form of exercise

• A type of food

• Harm or damage to a person or thing

What is a 'recurring injury'?

• An injury that is imaginary

• An injury that keeps coming back

• An injury that heals quickly

• An injury that happens once

How is the word 'transfer' pronounced when used as a noun?

• With stress on both syllables

• With stress on the second syllable

• With no stress

• With stress on the first syllable

What does 'transfer of power' mean?

• A change in weather patterns

• A transfer of money

• A peaceful handover of control in government

• A change in electricity supply

What is a 'wire transfer'?

• A type of internet connection

• A method of sending money electronically

• A method of sending mail

• A type of telephone call