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Describe A Person Who Likes To Read A Lot

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Describe a person who likes to read a lot


You should say:

Who he/she ís

How you knew he/she

What does he/she read

And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTFy8RnUkoU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xwh88cI_d8

Comprehension Questions

1. Matching (Match the term with its definition)

Terms:

1. Note-taking a. A mental structure that helps organize new


2. Fiction Book information
3. Incremental Knowledge b. Building knowledge step by step over time
4. Framework c. Writing down thoughts or observations while reading
5. Consistency d. A book based on imaginary events and characters
e. The quality of always acting or thinking in the same
way

2. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. According to Bill Gates, what is essential when reading non-fiction books?

o A. Skimming through quickly

o B. Reading in short intervals

o C. Concentrating and taking notes

o D. Watching a related movie first

2. What challenge does Gates mention about reading long and complicated books like "Infinite
Jest"?

o A. They are too boring to finish.

o B. He has to stick to his rule of finishing every book.

o C. He prefers to read only short books.


o D. The book's author is not interesting enough.

3. What type of content does Bill Gates find suitable for short reading sessions?

o A. Non-fiction books

o B. Long novels

o C. Magazine articles or short YouTube videos

o D. History books

4. Why does Bill Gates carry a book bag when traveling?

o A. He likes to show off his book collection.

o B. He needs a lot of different books with him.

o C. He dislikes reading digital books.

o D. It’s a habit from his school days.

5. What example does Gates give to explain the difficulty of memorizing random patterns?

o A. Playing the piano

o B. Solving a puzzle

o C. Chessboard positions

o D. Learning a new language

3. Gap Fill (Word Bank: attachment, consistency, daunting, frustrating, incremental)

1. Gates finds it __________ when he disagrees with a book because he writes a lot in the margins.

2. Taking notes helps him build an __________ knowledge base over time.

3. At first, reading about different historical periods may seem __________.

4. He believes in building __________ in understanding by connecting new knowledge to existing


information.

5. He talks about the importance of __________ knowledge to what you already know.

Phrases/Sentence Structures for IELTS Speaking Part 2

1. "I don't let myself start a book that I'm not gonna finish."

o A great phrase to talk about someone's dedication or persistence in reading.


2. "When reading, it's important to concentrate and take notes, especially with non-fiction
books."

o Useful for discussing the reading habits of a dedicated reader.

3. "He/she enjoys attaching new knowledge to what they already know."

o A structure that shows how a person integrates new information.

4. "Often, he/she finds it frustrating if they disagree with the author but still wants to finish the
book."

o This reflects persistence even when faced with challenges in reading.

5. "This person carries a book bag full of books whenever they travel."

o A descriptive way to show someone’s enthusiasm for reading.

6. "If a book is long and complicated, he/she will still stick to their rule of finishing it."

o Demonstrates dedication and commitment.

7. "They enjoy reading for at least an hour every night to make steady progress through their
current book."

o A good example of a regular reading routine.

8. "He/she prefers reading in longer sessions to fully immerse themselves in the material."

o A way to describe a focused reading habit.

9. "He/she believes that building a broad framework helps in understanding new topics more
easily."

o Useful for explaining how a person approaches learning.

10. "Inconsistencies in what they read often prompt them to do further research to clarify."

o Shows a proactive approach to understanding what they read.

Describe a movie you watched recently


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulceV8dyvuw

(Cô đề xuất các bạn tự lên youtube tìm review (English, of course) một bộ phim mình mới xem)

You should say:

When and where you watched it

Who you watched it with

What it was about


And explain why you chose to watch this movie

Listening Comprehension / Vocabulary Questions

Gap Fill (5 Questions)

Fill in the gaps using the words provided: impostor syndrome, plot twists, relatable, romantic comedy,
endearing

1. The movie was surprisingly _________, making it easy to connect with the characters' emotions.

2. One of the main themes explored was the feeling of _________, where the character felt
inadequate despite their achievements.

3. I usually don’t go for a _________, but this one had a unique twist that caught my interest.

4. The _________ in the movie kept the audience engaged and made the storyline more
unpredictable.

5. The main character's struggles felt very _________, reflecting real-life issues many people face.

Matching (5 Questions)

Match the description to the correct term:

Descriptions Terms

1. A genre combining humor and romance A. Plot twist

2. The unexpected changes in a storyline B. Heartfelt

3. Scenes that are deeply emotional and genuine C. Romantic comedy

4. The bond between actors that makes their interactions real D. Chemistry

5. Overused elements or predictable parts of a movie E. Cliché

Multiple Choice (5 Questions)

Choose the correct answer:

1. Which of the following best describes a movie that leaves you with a positive feeling?

o A) Meta humor

o B) Uplifting

o C) Narcissistic

o D) Predictable

2. What term is used when a movie or joke refers to itself or the nature of its industry?

o A) Endearing
o B) Meta humor

o C) Nostalgic feel

o D) Plot twist

3. What kind of role did Zac Efron play in this movie?

o A) A serious and dramatic character

o B) An award-winning writer

o C) A self-absorbed movie star

o D) A struggling artist

4. What was the central theme highlighted through the relationship between the mother and
daughter?

o A) Professional rivalry

o B) Understanding the individuality of parents

o C) Financial difficulties

o D) Cultural differences

5. Why did the character Zara initially dislike her job?

o A) She felt she wasn’t getting paid enough

o B) She had to run embarrassing errands

o C) She didn't get along with her coworkers

o D) The job was too far from her home

Useful Part 2 Phrases for Describing Movies

 Introducing the movie:

o "I recently had the chance to watch a movie that left a strong impression on me."

o "I decided to watch it because I was in the mood for something light and fun."

 Describing the setting and company:

o "I watched it at home with a couple of friends who also enjoy this genre."

o "It was a spontaneous decision to watch it on a streaming platform one weekend


evening."

 Talking about the plot:

o "The story revolves around the unexpected dynamics between a narcissistic actor and
his assistant."
o "What really stood out to me were the plot twists that kept the audience guessing until
the very end."

 Highlighting specific scenes or elements:

o "One memorable scene was when the characters had a heart-to-heart conversation,
which was surprisingly touching."

o "The humor was quite meta, making references to the film industry itself, which I found
clever."

 Discussing characters and performances:

o "The lead actors delivered fantastic performances, with great chemistry that made their
relationship believable."

o "The actress, usually known for dramatic roles, surprised me with her light-hearted
portrayal."

 Reflecting on the experience:

o "Overall, it was a feel-good movie that left me with a smile on my face."

o "Despite its mixed reviews, I personally found it uplifting and engaging."

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