Vocabulary reading 1

When you take something for granted, you...

• deeply rely on that something.

• assume something is true without thinking.

• want something to happen in the future.

• expect more than you should from a situation.

Complete: The way that person looked at me on the bus made me nervous and a bit frightened. It was very...

• disgusting

• unsatisfying

• enraging

• unnerving

A synonym for the word "trait" can be...

• characteristic

• deal

• enemy

• emotion

We use the word "regardless" when we...

• want to add information to the previous statement.

• want to say "despite".

• want to say that something was not affected by something.

• want to state a fact about something.

If somebody tells you that you have a family likeness, it means that...

• You share some personality traits with your family.

• You are going to inherit some money from your family.

• You behave like your mum or your dad.

• You are physically similar to members of your family.

When we mention a "household" we are referring to...

• the place where a group of people live.

• the property that a family owns.

• a group of people who live together.

• the possessions inside a house that a family owns.

If you had a good upbringing, it means that...

• your parents treated you and educated you properly.

• you were born in a rich family.

• you became a well behaved and moral person.

• you received expensive education that allowed you into the elite.