IELTS - Vocab - Uniform

Match the following

• personal identity

• when people in a society are sperated into different groups based on things like money, jobs, place to live...

• economic background

• the strong influence of a group, especially of children, on members of that group to behave as everyone else does

• social division

• everything that makes you special and different from others

• dress code

• a set of rules for what you can wear

• peer pressure

• The story of money in your family, which explains if your family has more or less money

Match the following

• get rid of (something)

• an amount of money that someone has to pay that may cause difficulty

• school pride

• expression of your personality, emotions, or ideas, especially through art, music, or acting

• in favour of (something)

• to remove or throw away something unwanted

• financial burden on [something]

• feeling happy and proud to be part of your school

• self-expression

• in a way that helps it to be successful

Organize these options into the right categories

• old-fashioned

• outfit, uniform, clothes

• trendy

• outdated, out of fashion

• low-income

• fashionable, stylish

• attire

• poor

• mandatory

• compulsory, obligatory

Match the following

• at ease

• modern, latest

• high-income

• expensive, high-priced, luxurious

• optional

• relaxed

• up-to-date

• non-compulsory

• costly

• wealthy, rich, well-off

Match the following

• limit

• to reduce something to the least possible level

• minimize

• to control something so that it is not greater than a particular amount

• afford

• to increase or improve something

• distract

• to be able to buy something because you have enough money or time

• boost

• to make someone stop giving their attention to something

Reorder the following

• One key reason for this is that children need to learn from experience.

• In a nut shell, I strongly believe that children should decide on their own to learn from experience and develop necessary soft skils

• To elaborate, when they make small decisions, such as choosing their hobbies or daily activities, they develop confidence and problem-solving skills.

• This is an interesting topic, and there are different perspectives on it.

• From my point of view, I think that children should have some freedom to make their own decisions

Which sentences show the "agreement" in speaking?

• You have a point there.

• You hit the nail on the head!

• I couldn’t agree more.

• I beg to differ.

• I’m not sure I agree with that

Which sentences show the "Disagreement" in speaking?

• I strongly oppose that idea.

• That’s just what I was going to say.

• That makes sense.

• I’m with you on that

• That’s one way to look at it.