English Vocabulary Challenge Day 16

The video tutorial introduces three academic words: 'similar', 'variable', and 'section'. Each word is explained with its meaning, usage, and examples in real-life contexts. The tutorial is designed to help learners enhance their English vocabulary, particularly for exams like IELTS and TOEFL.

What is the primary meaning of the word 'similar'?

• Opposite

• Unrelated

• Completely different

• Almost the same

Which of the following sentences uses 'similar' correctly?

• The two paintings are similar in color.

• The two paintings are similar in price.

• The two paintings are similar in style.

• The two paintings are similar in size.

What does the word 'variable' mean when used as an adjective?

• Completely stable

• Always the same

• Fixed and unchanging

• Able or likely to change

In which context is 'variable' used as a noun?

• An unchanging element

• A fixed point

• A constant factor

• Something that changes

Which of the following is an example of a 'variable' in economics?

• A fixed salary

• A constant price

• Unemployment rate

• A stable market

What is the meaning of 'section' when used as a noun?

• A part of something

• A complete whole

• An entire book

• A full circle

How is 'section' used as a verb?

• To combine things

• To divide into parts

• To complete a task

• To create a whole