British Bitesize Lesson #15: STAR

This video lesson explores the word 'star' in various contexts. It begins with an introduction and a request to subscribe. The lesson then explains the astronomical definition of a star, including shooting stars. It transitions to using 'star' as a metaphor for famous or talented individuals and discusses star signs related to horoscopes. The lesson also covers quality ratings like five-star hotels. Finally, it explores idiomatic expressions involving 'star', such as 'written in the stars' and 'reach for the stars'.

What is a shooting star commonly associated with?

• A wish

• A warning

• A celebration

• A farewell

In astrology, what does a star sign represent?

• A person's favorite food

• A person's favorite color

• A set of personality traits

• A person's future job

What does a five-star rating typically indicate?

• Poor quality

• Top quality

• Average quality

• No quality

What does the phrase 'reach for the stars' encourage someone to do?

• Stay grounded

• Be content with what they have

• Aim for high achievements

• Avoid taking risks

If someone has 'stars in their eyes', what does it mean?

• They are feeling dizzy

• They are very optimistic

• They are feeling sleepy

• They are very angry