Unit 1 Family Ties l VOCABULARY (Page 8)

Unit 1 Family Ties VOCABULARY

(Page 8)

CLOSE-UP STUDENT'S BOOK B1

Multiple Choice

One way to find out more about your family history is to ..........

• ask your family doctor about your health.

• do a DNA test.

• read the newspaper at the school library.

Multiple Select

Choose the odd one out:

• Relatives

• Family

• Friends

• Siblings

Multiple Choice

Definition of genealogy:

• the complete set of genetic material of a human, animal, plant, or other living thing

• all the people of about the same age within a society or within a particular family

• (the study of or a record of) past events considered together, especially events of a particular period, country, or subject

• (the study of) the history of the past members of a family or families

Multiple Choice

Definition of gene:

• all the people of about the same age within a society or within a particular family

• (the study of) the history of the past and present members of a family or families

• (the study of or a record of) past events considered together, especially events of a particular period, country, or subject:

• a part of the DNA in a cell that controls the physical development, behaviour, etc. of an individual plant or animal and is passed on from its parents

Multiple Choice

Definition of ancestor:

• a person related to you who lived a long time ago

• a person who is related to you and who lives after you, such as your child or grandchild

• (the study of) the history of the past and present members of a family or families

• all the people of about the same age within a society or within a particular family

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your mum's mother.

• aunt

• niece

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your brother's or sister's daughter.

• aunt

• niece

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your uncle's and aunt's children.

• aunt

• cousin

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your brother or sister's son.

• aunt

• cousin

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your mother's sister.

• aunt

• cousin

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Select

Match the definitions with the member of the family.

Your father's wife if he marries again.

• aunt

• cousin

• step-mother

• grandmother

• nephew

Multiple Choice

1. Peter has always been very __________ ; he was 1.98m when he was 14 years-old! He's also quite __________ even thought he eats a lot.

• height

• slim

• tall

Multiple Choice

1. Peter has always been very __________ ; he was 1.98m when he was 14 years-old! He's also quite __________ even thought he eats a lot.

• height

• slim

• tall

Multiple Choice

2. Annabel and Clair have got the same __________. They aren't very tall and they're both a bit __________.

• weigh

• overweight

• build

Multiple Choice

2. Annabel and Clair have got the same __________. They aren't very tall and they're both a bit __________.

• weigh

• overweight

• build

Multiple Choice

3. I love your son's curly __________ hair. Mine is very __________ and dark.

• beard

• blonde

• straight

Multiple Choice

3. I love your son's curly __________ hair. Mine is very __________ and dark.

• beard

• blonde

• straight

Multiple Choice

4. Sunday was boring! We spent it with our __________ grandparents and our __________ parents.

• elderly

• middle-aged

• young

Multiple Choice

4. Sunday was boring! We spent it with our __________ grandparents and our __________ parents.

• elderly

• middle-aged

• young

Multiple Choice

5. My aunt is a very __________ person. She gives money to people in need. She's also very __________ and spends lots of time helping at the care centre.

• hard-working

• jealous

• generous

Multiple Choice

5. My aunt is a very __________ person. She gives money to people in need. She's also very __________ and spends lots of time helping at the care centre.

• hard-working

• jealous

• generous

Multiple Choice

6. My cousin Jack is very __________. He needs to do more exercise to help him __________.

• relax

• honest

• nervous

Multiple Choice

6. My cousin Jack is very __________. He needs to do more exercise to help him __________.

• relax

• honest

• nervous

Multiple Choice

7. Granddad is very __________ and fun-loving, and he always dresses in __________ clothes.

• unkind

• easy-going

• scruffy

Multiple Choice

7. Granddad is very __________ and fun-loving, and he always dresses in __________ clothes.

• unkind

• easy-going

• scruffy

Multiple Choice

8. Jack isn't very __________. if you ask him to do something he forgets. He's very __________ though and does very well at school.

• lazy

• clever

• reliable

Multiple Choice

8. Jack isn't very __________. if you ask him to do something he forgets. He's very __________ though and does very well at school.

• lazy

• clever

• reliable

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Multiple Choice

1. __________

• young

• height

• weigh

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

2. __________

• young

• height

• weigh

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

3. __________

• easy-going

• kind

• hard-working

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

4. __________

• easy-going

• kind

• hard-working

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

5. __________

• weigh

• kind

• hard-working

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

6. __________

• weigh

• kind

• hard-working

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

7. __________

• weigh

• kind

• young

• elderly

• nervous

Multiple Choice

8. __________

• hard-working

• kind

• young

• elderly

• nervous