Early bird or Night owl? II

Choose the correct connector to complete the sentence

_ I don’t like horror films, I watched it with my friends.

• On the other hand

• Although

• However

• Whereas

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_ she tried her best, she didn’t win.

• Even though

• Although

• In spite of

• Whereas

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He loves swimming; _ his brother prefers running.

• Although

• However

• Whereas

• Despite

Choose the correct connector to complete the sentence

_ his fear of heights, he climbed the mountain.

• However

• Despite

• Whereas

• On the other hand

Choose the CORRECT sentence:

• Despite of being late, she managed to catch the bus.

• He passed the exam, although he didn’t study.

• In spite he was tired, he kept working.

• However he tried his best, he couldn’t finish on time.

Choose the CORRECT sentence:

• Even though of the rain, we went hiking

• Despite he was angry, he stayed calm.

• However of his efforts, he didn’t succeed.

• Although she was tired, she finished the race

Match the words with their definitions

• lazy

• Able to produce a lot of work or results, especially efficiently.

• well-rested

• Engaging in physical movement or being energetic and involved in activities.

• productive

• Having had enough rest or sleep, feeling refreshed and energetic.

• active

• More healthy, in better physical condition.

• healthier

• Unwilling to work or make an effort; inactive or sluggish.

Match the words with their definitions

• exhausted

• Full of energy, lively, and active.

• creative

• Neat, organized, and well-prepared. Often used to describe someone who is composed and structured.

• thriving

• Extremely tired or drained of energy, often from physical or mental effort.

• energetic

• Doing very well; growing, developing, or being successful in a healthy, vigorous way. It can refer to people, businesses, plants, or anything that is flourishing or prospering.

• put together

• Having the ability to think of new and original ideas or to make something artistic.

Match the idioms with their meanings

• Out like a light

• To not sleep at all

• Sleep on it

• To think about something overnight.

• Toss and turn

• To be up very early

• Up at the crack of dawn

• To fall asleep immediately.

• Not sleep a wink

• To experience restless sleep with lots of moving.