The chart below shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The circular chart illustrates the first line of work of Anthropology pupils after graduation and the table presents their salaries pursuing 5 years of job in various sectors. Overall, most graduates took full-time…
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In many countries today, crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more and more popular.
by Ielts Team
In many countries today, crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more and more popular. Why do you think these books and TV shows are popular? What is your opinion of crime fiction and TV crime dramas? Over the past few years, the true-crime genre is being widely admired in several nations across the world. From documentaries and television dramas investigating past cases to novels about heinous murders, people apparently cannot just have enough of such gruesome stories.…
Work related Vocabulary for IELTS Employee Employer Employment Unemployment Commute Occupation Career Profession Salary / Wages Public Sector Private Sector Retire Flexitime Resign / Quit Fire / Sack /Dismiss Vacancy Overtime Shift
Health related Vocabulary for IELTS Rudimentary: (Adj) Basic and simple Syn: Basic, elementary Rampant: (Adj) spreading very quickly and difficult to control Administer: (Transitive verb) to give (medicine) Diagnose: (Verb) to recognize a disease or illness Cognition:( Noun) mental processesExamples: thinking, remembering, understanding Deterioration: (Noun) the process of becoming worse Chronic: (Adj) continuing to occur over a long period of time Disorder: (Noun) physical or mental state that is not normal or healthy Alleviate: (Verb) to make something less painful…
Environmental related Vocabulary for IELTS Vegetation (Noun)Syn: flora, greenery Erosion (Noun) Habitat (Noun)Natural/native habitat Deforestation (Noun) Inhabit (Verb) Creatures (Noun) Migrate (Verb) Evolution (Noun)Syn: Development Diverse (Adjective)Syn: varied, distinct Adapt (Verb)Syn: Modify Devastation/ Destruction (Noun) Fossil fuels (Noun) Renewable Energy Biodegradable Emissions (Noun)Syn: release Climate Change (Noun) Conservation (Noun)Syn: preservation, protecting, safeguarding Sustainable (Adjective)Syn: viable, feasible Desertification (Noun): The process by which fertile land is turned in to desert Biodiversity (Noun): the number and types of plants and animals that…
Education Vocabulary for IELTS Compulsory (Adjective)Syn: mandatory, essential Curriculum (Noun)Syn: Syllabus, the course of study Inquisitive (Adjective)Syn: Curious Remedial (Adjective)Syn: to improve coal: remedial class/course/actions/measures Procrastinate (Verb)Syn: delay Distance Learning/ Correspondence courses(Noun) Discipline Graduate Qualification Theory Literacy Primary-Secondary-Higher Education/graduation/university/college/tertiary education | third-level education Student:- Pupil, high-school child, school children, collegiate, undergraduate, postgraduate, school-aged child Children:- pre-schoolers Trainee: learner, apprentice, learner, novice Kindergarten = pre-school education Primary school Secondary school Higher education University education Tertiary education Post-graduate school = university for…
Many people think that public celebrations (like national holidays, festivals, etc.) are a waste of money and that the government should spend these funds in a better way. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and examples from personal experience where appropriate.
by Ielts Team
National holidays cost countries and their governments a lot of money. Wages need to be paid to employees despite their absence from work, and a national loss in productivity is experienced. For these reasons, some people suggest governments do away with holidays and instead spend the money on worthy projects. While this might seem at first to be a practical suggestion, I disagree strongly for a number of reasons.