EE Relationship Vocabulary

What does 'siblings' refer to?

• Brothers and sisters.

• Friends and neighbors

• Cousins and aunts

• Parents and grandparents

How would you describe a 'close-knit' family?

• A family that is emotionally connected and supportive.

• A family that gathers only for special occasions.

• A family that prioritizes individual success.

• A family that is emotionally distant.

What does it mean to 'hit it off' with someone?

• To feel uncomfortable around someone.

• To argue frequently with someone.

• To ignore someone completely.

• To quickly develop a friendly relationship.

What does it mean to 'bring up' a topic?

• To ignore a topic.

• To argue against a topic.

• To summarize a topic briefly.

• To introduce or mention a topic in conversation.

What does it mean to 'have a lot of ups and downs' in a relationship?

• It refers to a relationship that is always happy.

• It indicates a lack of communication between partners.

• It means experiencing emotional fluctuations and challenges.

• It means having a stable relationship.

What is a 'buddy'?

• A work colleague.

• A casual acquaintance.

• A type of pet.

• A close friend or companion.

What is a 'break-up' in a relationship?

• A mutual decision to take a break from dating.

• A romantic getaway for couples.

• A temporary disagreement between partners.

• The end of a romantic relationship.

What does 'stand by someone' mean?

• To support or remain loyal to someone.

• To criticize someone publicly.

• To ignore someone in need.

• To abandon someone in a difficult situation.

What does it mean to 'have a lot in common' with someone?

• Being completely opposite to someone.

• Sharing many similarities or interests with someone.

• Having different opinions from someone.

• Not knowing anything about someone.

Why might someone seek advice from another person?

• To gain insights, guidance, or different perspectives on challenges.

• To impress others with their knowledge.

• To confirm their own beliefs without challenge.

• To avoid making decisions on their own.