Nearest and dearest!

Which phrasal verb means «to stay on friendly terms with someone»?

• to fall out with someone

• to make up with someone

• to do away with someone

• to get on well with someone

Since Sarah is adopted, she has ..........................

• a stepfather and a stepmother.

• a half-father and a half-mother.

• a stepson and a stepdaughter.

• a half-sister and a half-brother.

The equivalent for the Russian word «знакомый» is spelt..................

• acquaintance.

• aquaintance.

• acquantance.

• acquaintence.

What do you call a tested friend who is always by your side, ready to help?

• a heavy friend

• a checked friend

• a hard friend

• a firm friend

An old friend of mine was bullied at school rather often, so when she came ............... attack, I would ................. to her defence.

• over/run

• against/jump

• to/leap

• under/spring

Some people find it hard to ....................... new relationships.

• force

• fringe

• forge

• forage

Which two verbs cannot collocate with the word «trust»?

• find/miss

• earn/destroy

• win/abuse

• gain/undermine

Choose the right order of life stages.

• infant

  child

  adolescent

  senior citizen

  adult

• infant

  child

  adolescent

  adult

  senior citizen

• child

  adolescent

  adult

  infant

  senior citizen

• child

  adolescent

  infant

  senior citizen

  adult

Rachel's husband has bought another Lego set for himself! No wonder men are said to ................ by the age of forty only!

• grow

• grow up

• bring up

• be brought up

Helicopter parenting means parents .............

• don't say anything to a child, just watch.

• are overprotective.

• are pilots.

• are much taller than a child is.