Anger Vocabulary and a Disastrous IELTS Mistake to Avoid

The video tutorial covers vocabulary related to anger and highlights a common mistake in using synonyms incorrectly, which can affect IELTS scores. It discusses an essay topic on verbal vs. written communication and analyzes a student's vocabulary error. The tutorial advises against using unfamiliar words without understanding their context and provides alternative words for 'anger' with examples. It emphasizes the importance of using high-level vocabulary correctly to avoid lowering scores.

What was the main vocabulary mistake made by the student in their essay?

• Using 'vitriol' in the wrong context

• Using 'fury' instead of 'anger'

• Using 'madness' as a synonym for 'anger'

• Using 'outrage' to describe happiness

Why is it important to use vocabulary in the correct context?

• It helps in writing longer essays

• It makes the essay more entertaining

• It allows for more repetition of words

• It ensures clarity and accuracy in communication

Which of the following words can be used interchangeably with 'anger'?

• Calmness

• Happiness

• Joy

• Fury

What does the idiom 'blow a gasket' mean?

• To be confused

• To feel relaxed

• To become noticeably angry

• To become extremely happy

Which word is described as expressing anger and bitterness through speech or writing?

• Vitriol

• Serenity

• Calmness

• Joy