Navigate B2. Unit 1. Vocabulary quiz.

to have a noisy argument or fight with someone

• to put your foot in it

• to hit it off with someone

• to have a row

• to tell somebody off

• to put someone at ease

to stop someone from worrying about something

• to offend someone

• to tell somebody off

• to contribute to something

• to put someone at ease

• to stand up to bullies

to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone

• to hit it off with someone

• to have a row

• to make a good impression

• to make small talk

• to put your foot in it

to be friendly with each other immediately

• to have a misunderstanding

• to hit it off with someone

• to make a small talk

• to establish shared interests

• to put someone at ease

to cause someone to notice and admire you

• cc somebody into

• to tell entertaining stories

• to establish shared interests

• to take after somebody

• to make a good impression on somebody

Newspapers have reported a rise in ……………………… sales.

• impression

• stationery

• punctuation

• handwritten

• correspondence

The weather is seen as a topic which is unlikely to ............ anybody.

• offend

• catch up

• abandon

• leave behind

• hit it off

In Russia it is believed that ……………………. indoors can result in bad luck.

• small talk

• correspondence

• whistling

• hit it off

• stationery

I'd like to talk about ……………………… -the signs we make with our hands.

• emoticon

• correspondence

• punctuation

• gestures

• stationery

Many people ____________________ Cathy’s decision to marry her boyfriend, as they’d only just met.

• contribute to

• disapprove of

• result in

• protect from

• lead to