FAMILY TIES (ADJECTIVES)

FAMILY TIES (LESSON 3)

VOCABULARY

Multiple Choice

My ...................... grandparents live with us because they are too old to look after themselves.

• young

• elderly

• middle-aged

• scruffy

• lazy

Multiple Choice

Don't worry. If Carrie says she'll help you, she will. She's very ....................... you know.

• independent

• reliable

• lazy

• honest

• generous

Multiple Choice

Fred is quite ................... He never helps me with the cooking and cleaning.

• lazy

• honest

• hardworking

• careful

• scruffy

Multiple Choice

You can't wear jeans to your sister's wedding, Barry! You'll look really .......................!

• neat

• handsome

• scruffy

• honest

• young

Multiple Choice

Vera wanted an .................. opinion about her wedding dress, so I told her the truth.

• good

• honest

• scruffy

• young

• interesting

Multiple Choice

How can my parents understand me? They're not young anymore - they're ......................

• elderly

• middle-aged

• young

• active

• healthy

Multiple Choice

When someone is scruffy, it means he is

• good looking

• healthy

• shabby and untidy

• young and energetic

Multiple Choice

When someone is generous, he likes to

• do good things

• help a lot of people

• donate money

• talk a lot

Multiple Choice

Being honest means you always

• tell lies

• backbiting

• spread bad news

• tell the truth