College Vocabulary and Concepts

The video introduces English vocabulary useful for college and university students. It explains terms like college, university, campus, enroll, withdraw, plagiarism, expel, GPA, dorm, faculty, and graduate. The video highlights the importance of understanding these terms in an academic context and provides examples for each. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content and subscribe for more learning materials.

What is the main purpose of this video lesson?

• To explain mathematical concepts

• To introduce English vocabulary for college students

• To teach advanced grammar

• To discuss American history

In which country is the term 'college' more commonly used?

• Australia

• United Kingdom

• United States

• Canada

What is the difference between 'college' and 'university' according to the video?

• University is more prestigious

• College is smaller than a university

• There is no difference

• College is for undergraduates, university is for postgraduates

What does the term 'campus' refer to?

• A library

• A type of classroom

• The college building and grounds

• A student organization

What does it mean to 'enroll' in a class?

• To skip a class

• To teach a class

• To sign up for a class

• To drop a class

What is an alternative term for 'withdrawal' from a course?

• Fail

• Pass

• Drop

• Enroll

What does it mean to 'withdraw' from a course?

• To leave the course

• To complete the course

• To teach the course

• To sign up for the course

What is the consequence of plagiarism in college?

• Getting a higher grade

• Winning an award

• Receiving a scholarship

• Being expelled

What might happen if a student is caught plagiarizing?

• They are expelled

• They are promoted

• They receive a warning

• They get a scholarship

What is the relationship between 'plagiarize' and 'plagiarism'?

• Both are verbs

• Both are nouns

• 'Plagiarize' is a verb, 'plagiarism' is a noun

• 'Plagiarize' is a noun, 'plagiarism' is a verb