Unit 2 Vocabulary B2+

The documentary gave viewers a valuable insight into the daily lives of people in remote areas.

What does "valuable insight" mean in this context?

• • A mistaken idea

• • A helpful understanding

• • A quick glance

The artist’s work is an illustration of how perception can change based on context.

What does "illustration of" mean here?

• A physical drawing

• An opposing argument

• A demonstration or example

The chef's new dish had such a m (a)   g aroma that it instantly attracted everyone in the restaurant.

The journalist’s report provided a different perspective on the issue, challenging common beliefs.

• A contradictory approach

• A misleading view

• An alternative point of view

Despite the critic’s praise, many found the film disgusting, with graphic scenes that were hard to watch.

• Beautiful and serene

• Extremely unpleasant or offensive

• Moderately interesting

The scientist had the distinct impression that something was wrong with the experiment results, even before checking the data.

• A vague feeling

• A clear and strong sense

• A deceptive memory

The sensations of the cold wind and the salty sea air brought back memories of childhood vacations.

• Logical thoughts

• Unfamiliar sounds

• Physical feelings or experiences

Her explanation seemed honest, but it was actually deceptive, hiding the truth cleverly.

• Misleading or tricky

• Completely obvious

• Clearly expressed

The museum's main attraction was the newly discovered ancient artifact that drew crowds from around the world.

• The most hidden item

• The most popular feature

• The least interesting exhibit

He looked at the evidence with utter disbelief, unable to accept that his theory was proven wrong.

• Complete belief

• Mild belief

• Total lack of belief