Sophie

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "Despite his usually calm nature, he felt absolutely ______ after discovering the unfair decision."

• funny

• relieved

• furious

• sympathetic

Which sentence correctly uses the phrase "lost for words"?

• She felt completely lost for words when she couldn't understand the map.

• He was lost for words after hearing the shocking news.

• Lost for words, she knew exactly what to say.

• He was lost for words when he found his lost wallet.

Choose the best synonym for "thriving":

• falling

• successful

• struggling

• ignored

Which phrase best describes someone who is "overjoyed"?

• Feeling slightly happy about the situation

• Experiencing an intense amount of joy

• Being irritated by something small

• Feeling sad or disappointed

If someone has "lack of self-confidence", how might they behave?

• Boldly express their opinions

• Hesitate to speak up

• Lead a large group with confidence

• Ignore the advice of others

Which sentence uses "get under the skin" correctly?

• It always gets under the skin when I offer my support.

• The constant noise started to get under her skin after a while.

• She loves to get under the skin by being helpful.

• He got under her skin by sending her flowers.

Which sentence correctly uses "on the edge of one's seat"?

• He was on the edge of his seat, completely bored by the lecture.

• She was on the edge of her seat, impatiently waiting for the surprise.

• The movie was so predictable that he felt on the edge of his seat.

• They were on the edge of their seats because they felt tired.

If something is "bugging", it is most likely...

• causing discomfort or irritation

• bringing joy to others

• quickly forgotten

• improving mood

Which of these best explains the phrase "to take something for granted"?

• To deeply appreciate someone's help

• To assume that something will always be available without appreciating it

• To notice every detail in a situation

• To be extremely grateful for something

Select the correct definition of "severe":

• Light and carefree

• Very serious and intense

• Gentle and insignificant

• Insignificant