English Vocabulary Unit 4

Study Notes

Unit 4 Wordlist

required to: Indicates necessity; something must be done.
sensitive to: Easily affected emotionally by words or actions.
sort of: A category or type sharing similar features.
be supposed to: Expectations regarding behavior or appearance according to societal norms.
the trouble with: Refers to issues or problems associated with someone or something.
tour operator: A company that organizes and sells travel arrangements as package holidays.
trekking: Walking long distances, often through natural landscapes like hills or mountains.
voyage: A long journey, typically taken by ship.
wander: To stroll leisurely without a specific destination or purpose.
with regard to: Used to indicate a specific connection or relevance to a topic.
absurd: Reflecting foolishness or silliness in a humorous context.
bizarre: Characterized by strangeness or unusual qualities.
bother: To exert effort to do something, often with implication of inconvenience.
breathtaking: Describes something that is exceptionally stunning or awe-inspiring.
cast: The group of actors that perform in a production, like a film or play.
count on: To have confidence in someone's reliability or support.
delightful: Pleasing and charming; evokes enjoyment.
depend on: Trusting in someone or something for assistance or support.
dreadful: Extremely unpleasant or of low quality; shocking or sad.
entertaining: Providing amusement; enjoyable and often humorous.
exceptional: Significantly better than average in skill or quality.

Unit 5 Wordlist

fine: Indicates a level of excellence exceeding the standard.
focus on: Concentrate attention on a specific subject or person.
go on: Continuation of an action or situation.
impressive: Something that inspires admiration due to its importance or scale.
log on: The process of connecting to a computer system, typically requiring user credentials.
lyrics: The textual component of a song, particularly in the pop genre.
moving: Evokes deep emotions, often of sadness or empathy.
mysterious: Pertaining to something enigmatic or not easily understood.
outstanding: Exceptional or notably superior compared to the norm.
plot: The narrative structure of a book, film, or play.
poor: Lacking quality or standard, often resulting in dissatisfaction.
regret: A feeling of remorse about circumstances, actions, or past decisions.
rely on: To depend confidently on someone or something for assistance or support.

Description

This quiz focuses on Unit 4 vocabulary words that are essential for understanding various contexts in English. Key terms include phrases like 'required to' and 'sensitive to,' along with their definitions and usages. Test your knowledge and enhance your English language skills with this engaging vocabulary quiz.