Global English 4: Unit 1

My _____ is my father or mother's brother or sister's son or daughter.

• uncle

• niece

• nephew

• cousin

"To get on well" means...

• "to get along with."

• "to do things well."

• "to recover from illness."

• "to be like someone."

"To tell someone off" means...

• "to take care of them."

• "to angrily tell them they did something wrong."

• "to pay them a lot of money."

• "to throw them up in the air like an airplane."

"To take after" someone means...

• "to follow them down the street."

• "you want to be like them and you imitate them."

• "that you look or act like them."

• "you take something to them."

"To look after" someone means...

• "that you can't find them and are looking for them."

• "that you take care of them."

• "that you look like them."

• "that you look at their back."

I like to play the piano, and my sister likes to play the piano ____.

My mother and my father ____ like to eat pizza.

My sister likes rock music, _____ I prefer jazz music. (Don't use "but.")

True or False: "In Kenya, children have to go to school between the ages of 3 and 16.

• True.

• False.

True or False? In Kenya, school is not free, and parents have to pay money for their children to go to school.

• True.

• False.

Answer explanation

In Kenya, school is free and parents do not have to pay money.