KEYNOTE LEVEL 4 UNIT 4

Multiple Choice

Check (✓) the correct description. NUMBER 1

• Completely untrue

• Somewhat true

• Completely true

Multiple Choice

Check (✓) the correct description. NUMBER 2

• Completely untrue

• Somewhat true

• Completely true

Multiple Choice

Check (✓) the correct description. NUMBER 3

• Completely untrue

• Somewhat true

• Completely true

Multiple Choice

Check (✓) the correct description. NUMBER 4

• Completely untrue

• Somewhat true

• Completely true

Multiple Choice

Check (✓) the correct description. NUMBER 5

• Completely untrue

• Somewhat true

• Completely true

Match

Match each example below to the correct descriptions

• He said he was at the office, but he was actually at home.

• He said, “I like your new hairstyle,” because he didn’t want her to feel bad.

• He said, “I have two Porsches,” but one is his and one is his father’s.

• It’s true that she lives in New York, but every other part of her story is untrue.

• The CEO began her speech by saying, “I’m the CEO of a company.”

a total lie

a white lie

stretched the truth

an element of truth

the absolute truth

• a total lie

• a white lie

• stretched the truth

• an element of truth

• the absolute truth

Multiple Select

the things Wong says people have lied to her about in job interviews.

• reason for leaving a job

• computer skills

• previous salary

• having a certification

• work experience

Dropdown

Complete the information. Choose the correct words.

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Dropdown

Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

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Multiple Select

UNDERSTANDING MAIN IDEAS

Check (✓) the sentences that are supported by the passage.

• Lying always hurts someone in the end: either the liar, or the person being lied to.

• Sometimes, making people feel good is more important than telling the absolute truth.

• Lying on social media is pro-social, but face-to-face lying isn’t.

• Some lies can make a marriage stronger.

• Babies and children don’t lie.

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Dropdown

Match each bold word to its meaning

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Labelling

Complete the sentences below using the words in the parentheses.

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co-workers

strangers

Labelling

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introverts

extroverts

Labelling

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men

women

Labelling

Complete the sentences below using the words in the parentheses.

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unmarried

married

Categorize

Options (5)

Liars will often freeze their upper body.

Picture B below shows a genuine smile.

Liars tend to fidget a lot.

Liars usually avoid eye contact.

Liars’ actions tend to match their words.

Can you predict a liar’s body language? put in the box T for true or F for false.

True (T)

False (F)

Categorize

Options (9)

cooperative

enthusiastic

willing to brainstorm

recommends strict punishment

withdrawn

speaks in a low voice

pauses

gives lots of details

tells their story chronologically

Use the words in the box to complete the chart.

Honest person

Liar