B4L5 vocab

L5 vocab

Multiple Choice

Mr. Huang asked a ________ agent to help him sell his old apartment and deal with all the related papers.

• real estate

• special

• FBI

• travel

• secret

Multiple Choice

Linda _______ a handwritten note to the singer, asking him to perform a specific song for her.

• slipped

• smuggled

• sealed

​a slip of the pen / tongue 筆誤、口誤

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Multiple Select

Many people were astonished at the news that the young actor had been arrested ___________ doing drugs.

• for

• of

• on suspicion of

• with

Multiple Select

Knowing that he had passed the exam, Patrick ________ a sigh of relief.

• let out

• gave

• breathed

• did

• heaved

​empathy 同理心 (感同身受)
sympathy 同情心

​願意幫助他人

Multiple Select

What can we seize?

• power

• the capital

• opportunities

• weapons

Multiple Select

I haven't eaten anything for 5 hours. ___________.

• I am starving.

• I could eat a cow.

• I'm famished.

• My stomach is growling.

• I could eat a horse.

Multiple Select

What can we seal?

• the border

• a TV

• a jar

• an envelope

• my lips

​seal

Multiple Choice

James is studying at a private college in Taipei, where he ________ a full scholarship.

• obtained

• maintained

• contained

• retained

• sustained

Open Ended

One thing you would like to convince your teacher / parents / friends to change / believe. Start the sentence with "I convince sb. to VR"

Multiple Choice

When can we use "hit the sack"?

• When someone is going to the gym.

• When someone is going to bed.

• When someone is watching a movie.

• When someone is cooking dinner
• When someone is packing a suitcase.

Multiple Select

It’s reported that a middle-aged man was caught trying to _________ guns into Taiwan and was arrested on the spot

• import
• sneak

• smuggle
• obtain

Multiple Choice

In ancient times, public ________ were meant to warn people of the horrible consequences of committing crimes.

• executions

• ambulances

• orphanages

• smugglers

• stretchers

Multiple Choice

_______ his mistake finally, the clerk agreed to take full responsibility for the negative consequence.

• admitted

• admitting

• admit

• To admit

​admission to +地方

Draw

breathe a sigh of relief

Multiple Select

What can we drown out?

• Julie's nagging

• the sound of the thunderstorm

• my brother's cries

• my wife's complaint

• the noise of the construction site

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has the meaning of "take in" as "let someone stay or live"?

• • I have difficulty taking in the theory our teacher just mentioned. Can you explain it to me in detail?

• After the little boy lost both of his parents in a car accident, his aunt decided to take him in.

• Don’t be taken in by the products that claim to help you grow much taller in a short period of time.

• Since we still have some time, why not take in the Rainbow Bridge before we return home?