Band 9 Idioms for Escaping Attention - IELTS Energy Podcast 1180

The video discusses social behavior at parties, focusing on introverted individuals. It introduces vocabulary to describe such behavior, including 'make myself scarce', 'keep to myself', and 'keep a low profile'. The video also explores the application of these terms in various contexts, such as IELTS exams and social interactions.

How do the speakers feel about people who are reserved at parties?

• They try to engage them in conversation.

• They feel uncomfortable and avoid them.

• They ignore them completely.

• They feel jealous of their calmness.

What is the main focus of the vocabulary discussed in the second section?

• Understanding cultural celebrations.

• Learning about party planning.

• Describing extroverted behavior.

• Describing introverted behavior.

What does the phrase 'make myself scarce' mean?

• To become very noticeable.

• To leave a place permanently.

• To be the center of attention.

• To avoid being noticed.

In what context might someone 'keep to themselves'?

• When they are leading a group discussion.

• When they want to avoid drama.

• When they are trying to be the life of the party.

• When they want to gossip.

What is a potential disadvantage of technology mentioned in the discussion?

• It reduces the need for vocabulary.

• It encourages people to keep to themselves.

• It makes people more social.

• It improves face-to-face communication.

What does 'keep a low profile' imply about a person?

• They are very open about their life.

• They seek public attention.

• They are always in the media.

• They prefer privacy and avoid attention.

Why might celebrities choose to 'keep a low profile'?

• To avoid working.

• To become more famous.

• To maintain their privacy.

• To gain more media coverage.