[B1+] Lesson 4A - Workbook

Rick didn't use to be a good swimmer, but he trained hard and won an important race. Now he's a​ ​ ​ (a)   !

• success
• successful
• talented

Kayla's a (a)   piano player. She's the best student in her music class.

• talented
• intelligent
• bright

When I was younger, I was (a)   to become an actor. I acted in a few commercials, but I didn't get any big roles. I never really became (b)   .

• determined
• confident
• positive
• successful

Sheila plays the piano and the violin. She's very talented (a)   music.

• toward
• about
• at

A: I'm so happy. I've finally finished college!
B: Congratulations! Getting your college degree is a great​ (a)  

• ability
• attitude
• achievement

Heather is very ​ (a)   . She could do advanced math as a young child.

• confident
• determined
• intelligent

Juan has a positive attitude (a)   his work. He enjoys going to his office every day and is ​ (b)   he performs his job well.

• toward
• for
• at
• confident
• intelligent
• talented

A: I'll never be good (a)   art.

B: You need a ​ (b)   attitude. If you're ​ (c)   to make art, you'll be able to do it.

• about
• to
• at
• talented
• positive
• determined
• confident
• good

Eddie was a ​ (a)   young man, but he didn't want to work hard. He started college but ​ (b)   after one year and went to work in a movie theater.

• successful
• grew up
• bright
• gave up

Diana works hard because she is D (a)   to succeed.