Teenager's Language Quiz, ET-6 UNIT4

Read the words and their definitions. Then, answer the question.

What does it mean to "prevent" something?

• Making something smaller

• Stopping something from happening

• Boosting confidence

• Using personal care products

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What does it mean to "boost" something?

• Reducing its importance

• Giving it a kick or lift, like more energy or confidence

• Making it extreme

• Keeping it to yourself

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How would you define "reduce" based on the text?

• Increasing something

• Making something smaller or toning it down

• Boosting energy

• Being super outgoing

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What is "adolescence" according to the text?

• The salty stuff your body makes during a workout

• That awkward time between being a kid and a full-grown adult

• Boosting confidence during the teenage years

• Making something smaller or toning it down

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What does "self-esteem" mean in a teenager's words?

• Feeling salty after a workout

• How awesome or not-so-awesome you feel about yourself

• Keeping things to yourself

• A type of personal care product

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What does it mean to be "reserved" in a teenager's language?

• Super outgoing and talkative

• Kind of quiet and keeping things to oneself

• Always sharing thoughts and opinions

• Making something smaller or toning it down

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How would you describe something "severe"?

• Not very intense

• A type of personal care product

• Super intense or extreme

• Teenagers going through changes

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How would you describe someone who is "reserved"?

• Super energetic and loud

• Kind of quiet and keeps things to themselves

• Always sharing their thoughts

• Very outgoing and talkative

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What are "toiletries" in a teenager's language?

• Personal care products like toothpaste and soap

• Salty fluids released during exercise

• Extreme weather conditions

• Teenagers going through changes

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What is "sweat" in a teenager's words?

• Something you use for personal hygiene

• That salty stuff your body makes during a workout or when it's hot

• Taking a shower

• A type of hairstyle