Vocabulary review

Review of vocabulary (B2)

Vocabulary to describe personality

Multiple Choice

Wanting a lot more food, money, etc. than you need:

• Self-confident

• Greedy

• Practical

• Strong-willed

Multiple Choice

You are determined to behave in a particular way although there might be good reasons for not doing so:

• Icy

• Moody

• Strong-willed

• Greedy

Multiple Choice

Not able to be trusted or believed:

• Unreliable

• strong-willed

• greedy

• moody

Multiple Choice

Relaxed and not easily upset or worried:

• practical

• greedy

• moody

• easy-going

Multiple Choice

Not frightened of danger:

• bold

• energetic

• enthusiastic

• caring

Multiple Choice

Behaving calmly because you have no doubts about your ability or knowledge:

• bold

• nosy

• self-confident

• easy-going

Multiple Choice

She is kind of __________. Her moods change a lot!

• moody

• greedy

• practical

• self-confident

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Adjective used to describe people whose their moods change suddenly and they become angry or unhappy easily:

Multiple Choice

Tom is extremely _____ about his hair. He gets mad if someone points out a flaw.

• self-confident

• moody

• sensitive

• bold

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Easily upset by the things people say or do:

Starts with "s"

Vocabulary about "Level up your English"

Remember that in "Level up your English" we checked out how to use more sophisticated expressions.

Multiple Choice

That book is _____. I can't stop reading it, I need to know what is going to happen next!

• exquisite

• eye-catching

• gripping

• decent

Multiple Choice

He is good-looking, but he is not as ______ as his brother.

• admirable

• fascinating

• decent

• striking

Multiple Choice

His actions during the crisis were truly _______.

• decent

• stunning

• admirable/praiseworthy

• striking

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Adjective used to describe something that is worth of recognition, attention and respect.

Firs letter: "A"

Vocabulary about feelings

Multiple Choice

Very happy or pleased:

• delighted

• cheerless

• down

• dreadful

Multiple Choice

Very surprised:

• astonished

• dull

• dreadful

• fearful

Multiple Choice

She's been really ______ since her husband left.

• dull

• delighted

• down

• astonished

Multiple Choice

Unhappy because of being away from home for a long period:

• cheerless

• frightened

• homesick

• sensitive

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She has been studying in France for three years now. She stopped feeling _____.

Vocabulary "Are you sure?"

Multiple Choice

To make someone sure about something:

• to bet

• to forecast

• to hesitate

• to assure

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She _______ him the check was in the mail.

Multiple Choice

To pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous about it:

• to hesitate

• to guarantee

• to ensure

• to assure

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She ______ slightly before answering the detective's question.

Multiple Choice

To bring something back from the memory:

• to deceive

• to guarantee

• to recall

• to hesitate

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The old man _______ the city as it had been before the war.

Multiple Choice

To make a person believe something untrue:

• to deceive

• to recall

• to hesitate

• to ensure

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The company ________ customers by selling old computers as new ones.

Vocabulary about
"General verbs"

Multiple Choice

Deal with a problem:

• to fold

• to lack

• to label

• to face

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This is one of the many problems _____ by working mothers.

Multiple Choice

The fact that something is not available or that there is not enough of it:

• to lack

• to label

• to occur

• to face

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He just _____ a little confidence.

Multiple Choice

To fasten a label to something, or write information on something:

• to occur

• to lack

• to label

• to lay

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All food products are_______ with their price and country of origin.

Multiple Choice

To make a substance flow from a container, especially into another container:

• to iron

• to pour

• to lay

• to hold on

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I spilled the juice while I was ______ it.

Multiple Choice

To put something down, esp. into a flat or horizontal position:

• to iron

• to persuade

• to occur

• to lay

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She_____the baby (down) in her crib.