unit 2 relationships

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "have a meeting with a boyfriend or a girlfriend"?

• romantic relationship

• break up

• lend an ear

• have got a date

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "end a relationship"?

• be in a relationship

• break up

• have got a date

• lend an ear

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "a conversation in which people disagree"?

• be reconciled

• have got a date

• argument

• romantic relationship

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "you understand and care about other people's problems"?

• lend an ear

• break up

• be reconciled

• sympathetic

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "listen to someone with sympathy"?

• be in a relationship

• be reconciled

• lend an ear

• have got a date

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "be romantically attached"?

• romantic relationship

• be in a relationship

• have got a date

• be reconciled

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "become friends again after an argument"?

• break up

• be in a relationship

• be reconciled

• lend an ear

Multiple Choice

What's the matter with you? You look (unhappy/ unhappily).

• unhappy

• unhappily

Multiple Choice

We greeted the visitors (warm / warmly) and made them feel welcome.

• warm

• warmly

Multiple Choice

John (sudden / suddenly) appeared from behind the door and said hello to us.

• sudden

• suddenly

Multiple Choice

Ann felt (excited/ excitedly) when Alan suggested a date.

• excited

• excitedly

Multiple Choice

Who is he shouting at? He sounds very (angry / angrily).

• angry

• angrily

Multiple Choice

He kept beeping the car horn loudly and the other drivers got (annoyed / annoyingly).

• annoyed

• annoyingly

Multiple Choice

Last night's leftover food in the fridge smells (awful / awfully). Don't eat it.

• awful

• awfully

Multiple Choice

Tomato plants will grow very (quick / quickly) in warm and sunny weather.

• quick

• quickly

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "be friendly and able to interact well with someone"?

• trust

• engage in

• take the initiative

• be on good terms with someone

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "take an opportunities to act before other people do"?

• trust

• engage in

• take the initiative

• drop out of school

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "have confidence in someone"?

• be on good terms with someone

• engage in

• trust

• take the initiative

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "take part in a conversation"?

• engage in

• betray

• be on good terms with someone

• take the initiative

Multiple Choice

Which expression means "stop going to classes before finishing one's studies"?

• take the initiative

• drop out of school

• trust

• engage in