H-L5U1: Personality Adjectives & Family Idioms

Personality Adjectives & Family Idioms

Multiple Choice

Scar was a really ___ character. He felt he was better than everyone else.

• arrogant

• open-minded

• optimistic

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Belle was always really ___, Gaston couldn't win her over by offering her luxuries.

• down-to-earth

• loyal

• ambitious

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Mushu was a really ___ character, he always had a joke or idea up his sleeve.

• open-minded

• easy-going

• witty

Multiple Choice

Buzz was really ___ and he refused to believe he was a toy.

• open-minded

• witty

• stubborn

Multiple Choice

Crush, the turtle, was a really ___ character.

• stubborn

• self-centered

• easy-going

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I was young and

, I didn't anything bad could happen to me.

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You have to be

if you want to keep growing as an individual.

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She is very

and can easily adapt to many situations.

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He is not a bad person, but he can be a little

at times - he forgets to think about others.

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My little cousin is really

about baseball, he wants to be a professional player when he grows up.

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Reorder the following words to make a full sentence.

• Dogs

• are

• extremely loyal

• to

• their owners

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• Artists

• are

• often

• sensitive

• individuals

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• She

• has been

• an ambitious

• young woman

• all her life.

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Reorder the following words to make a full sentence.

• She

• is

• determined

• to pass

• the level

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Reorder the following words to complete the sentence:
It's important to maintain a balanced perspective on life

• whether

• you're

• optimistic

• or

• pessimistic

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Idioms

In spoken English, we often use idioms. These are a group of words whose meaning together is different from what the words would mean individually.

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Idioms

​It's raining cats and dogs! I wouldn't go outside if I were you!

She's such a goody-two-shoes, she won't come after her curfew.

Today we are going to work with idioms that are often used to talk about family:

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Idioms

​IDIOM	​MEANING
​Blood is thicker than water	​Family is more important than anything else
​Runs in the family	​An ability or quality that many members of one family have
​Runs in the/(one's) blood	​To be innate (usually of a skill or quality)
​Follow in (one's) footsteps	​To do something someone else (usually a family member) has already done
​(Be) the spitting image of	​To look exactly like, or very similar to, someone

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Antonio is the ​ ​

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of his father

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For the Madrigals, magic ​

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Abuela thinks that ​

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: Nothing matters to her more than family

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It seems that a good singing voice ​

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In the end, Mirabel ​

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and brings magic back to her family.