7+ Vocabulary for Talking about Books, Novels and Stories

The video tutorial focuses on enhancing vocabulary for writing, particularly in the context of exams. It introduces the concept of 'genre' and its significance in describing books, movies, and music. The tutorial also covers idioms that can be used to describe engaging books and stories, emphasizing the importance of using native speaker idioms to score higher. It encourages honesty in descriptions to improve natural pronunciation and vocabulary specificity. Finally, it discusses the concept of character depth, highlighting how understanding characters can enrich storytelling.

What does the term 'genre' refer to in the context of books and movies?

• The popularity of the story

• The author's writing style

• The type or category of the story

• The length of the story

Which idiom would you use to describe a book that is so exciting you can't stop reading?

• A tough read

• A slow burner

• A real page turner

• A light read

What does the idiom 'it grabbed me from page one' imply about a story?

• The story was difficult to understand

• The story was boring

• The story was engaging from the start

• The story was confusing

Why is it beneficial to be honest about your personal experiences when discussing books?

• It makes you sound more intelligent

• It helps you relax and be more natural

• It impresses the examiner

• It shows you have read many books

What does it mean when characters in a story 'have depth'?

• They are difficult to understand

• They are always happy

• They are one-dimensional

• They are well-developed and relatable