Understanding Fear and Related Expressions

The video tutorial explores the concept of fear, starting with an introduction using horror films as an example. It then delves into vocabulary related to fear, including words like 'afraid', 'frightened', 'terrified', and 'petrified'. The tutorial further explains expressions that describe fear, such as 'terrifying ordeal', 'send shivers down my spine', 'make somebody's hair stand on end', 'bricking it', and 'jump out of my skin'. The lesson concludes with encouragement to continue learning about fear-related vocabulary and expressions.

What is the main topic introduced at the beginning of the lesson?

• Science fiction

• Comedy movies

• Fear and related vocabulary

• Horror films

Which horror film is mentioned as having a strong impact on the speaker?

• The Exorcist

• Insidious

• The Conjuring

• Paranormal Activity

What is one of the common fears mentioned in the lesson?

• Fear of heights

• Fear of insects

• Fear of water

• Fear of flying

Which word is used to describe being scared of loud noises?

• Frightened

• Terrified

• Afraid

• Petrified

What does the expression 'a terrifying ordeal' mean?

• A fun experience

• A dreadful experience

• A happy moment

• A boring event

What example is given for 'a terrifying ordeal'?

• A roller coaster ride

• An earthquake

• A power outage

• A thunderstorm

What does 'send shivers down my spine' imply?

• Feeling cold

• Being extremely frightened

• Being excited

• Feeling happy

Which word is synonymous with 'spooked'?

• Bored

• Frightened

• Happy

• Excited

What does 'make somebody's hair stand on end' mean?

• Being very happy

• Feeling sleepy

• Feeling relaxed

• Being extremely scared

What activity is used as an example for 'make somebody's hair stand on end'?

• Running

• Swimming

• Skydiving

• Bungee jumping