S2 Unit 1 Text 1 Vocabulary Recap

What does it mean to "imitate" someone?

• To ignore their behavior

• To copy or mimic their actions

• To criticize their choices

• To avoid their influence

When you "look up to" someone, you:

• Physically gaze upward at them

• Feel indifferent towards them

• Admire and respect them

• Try to make them jealous

The term "acquire" most closely means:

• To lose or misplace

• To give away

• To destroy

• To gain or obtain

Which word best describes someone with "admirable qualities"?

• Dishonest

• Unreliable

• Respectable

• Ordinary

When something "tended to" happen, it:

• Never occurred

• Happened rarely

• Occurred frequently

• Was completely avoided

"Public figures" are individuals who:

• Are unknown to most people

• Avoid attention at all costs

• Are famous or well-known

• Live in complete privacy

What does it mean to be "pondering" something?

• Forgetting about it entirely

• Thinking about it deeply

• Rejecting it immediately

• Laughing at it

When you "aspire to" be like someone, you:

• Dislike them intensely

• Try to surpass them

• Aim to be similar to them

• Ignore their achievements

A "relatable" person is someone who:

• Is difficult to understand

• Others can easily identify with

• Always stands out from the crowd

• Prefers to be alone

"Fame and fortune" refers to:

• Poverty and obscurity

• Talent and skill

• Celebrity and wealth

• Hardship and struggle