Metaphorical Meanings of Natural Features

The video lesson introduces various geographical terms related to water bodies, such as oasis, coast, island, bay, gulf, spring, delta, watershed, channel, and iceberg. Each term is explained in its geographical context and its usage in English. The lesson aims to enhance vocabulary and understanding of these terms for everyday conversations.

What is the most prominent color on the globe and why?

• Brown, because of deserts

• Blue, due to water coverage

• White, due to ice caps

• Green, because of forests

What does 'Oasis' metaphorically mean in English?

• A place of chaos

• A place of peace

• A place of struggle

• A place of noise

How is 'Coast' used metaphorically in English?

• To fail at something

• To work hard

• To succeed without effort

• To struggle through something

What is an 'Island' metaphorically in English?

• A place of chaos

• A place of isolation

• A place of peace

• A place of noise

What does 'Bay' metaphorically mean in English?

• A place of chaos

• A marked space for activity

• A place of struggle

• A place of noise

How is 'Gulf' used metaphorically in English?

• A small gap

• A large gap

• A place of noise

• A place of peace

What does 'Spring' metaphorically mean in English?

• A sudden appearance

• A place of noise

• A slow movement

• A place of peace

What is the significance of 'Delta' in English?

• A place of peace

• The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet

• A large change

• A small change

What does 'Watershed' metaphorically mean in English?

• A place of peace

• A turning point

• A place of noise

• A minor event

How is 'Channel' used metaphorically in English?

• A place of noise

• A route to communicate

• A place of struggle

• A place of chaos