Have you FINAGLED something? #shorts

The video introduces the word 'finagle', explaining it as a creative way to solve problems, often involving shortcuts. An example is given of trying to hang a painting using wire and tape, which failed. The speaker encourages viewers to share their own experiences of finagling and highlights the word's usefulness in the IELTS speaking exam.

What does the word 'finagle' mean?

• To solve a problem using a straightforward method

• To fix something in a creative way, sometimes using shortcuts

• To avoid solving a problem altogether

• To solve a problem using only traditional methods

In the example given, what materials were used in an attempt to 'finagle' a solution?

• Magnets and clips

• Wire and tape

• String and hooks

• Glue and nails

What was the outcome of the attempt to 'finagle' a way to hang the painting?

• It was not attempted

• It did not work at all

• It worked partially

• It was a complete success

Why is 'finagle' considered a good word to use in speaking exams?

• It is easy to pronounce

• It is an uncommon word that can impress examiners

• It is a common word

• It is a technical term

What band score is 'finagle' associated with in the speaking exam?

• Band 7 or higher

• Band 6

• Band 4

• Band 5