English Vocabulary Challenge Day 19

This video is part of a 30-day English vocabulary challenge, focusing on academic words useful for sophisticated conversations and exams like IELTS and TOEFL. It covers three key words: 'acquisition', 'obtained', and 'consumer', providing definitions, pronunciation tips, and real-life examples to enhance understanding and usage.

What does the word 'acquisition' primarily refer to?

• The act of losing something

• The act of destroying something

• The act of obtaining something

• The act of donating something

Which of the following is an example of 'acquisition'?

• Buying a new company

• Losing a job

• Selling a house

• Donating a car to charity

What does the verb 'obtained' imply?

• Unintentional loss

• Instantaneous result

• Effortful acquisition

• Effortless gain

Which scenario best illustrates the use of 'obtained'?

• Winning a lottery

• Finding a lost item

• Receiving a gift

• Earning a degree

What is a 'consumer'?

• A person who donates items

• A person who manufactures products

• A person who buys goods and services

• A person who sells goods

Which company is described as a consumer electronics company?

• Apple

• Microsoft

• Amazon

• Tesla

What is the challenge given to the viewer at the end of the lesson?

• To teach someone else the words

• To memorize all the words

• To create a sentence using one of the learned words

• To write an essay