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THE CREEPING MAN -VOCABULARY part 1

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

pilny

a)

urgent

b)

sudden

c)

immediately

d)

uncommon

2.

He is my _____________, we cooperate together.

a)

widower

b)

associate

c)

owner

d)

physiologist

3.

PRESUME is the synonym of the word ...

a)

reply

b)

predict

c)

suppose

d)

receive

4.

kierować się do, skierować się do

a)

make my way to

b)

head off to

c)

come to a conclusion

d)

look through

5.

RESPONSE is the synonym of the word:

a)

receive

b)

suggestion

c)

reply

d)

answer

6.

pochłonięty czymś, zajęty czymś, zainteresowany

a)

respected

b)

trusted

c)

well-dressed

d)

absorbed

7.

Give me this ___________________ book from the table. I'll show you something.

a)

fat

b)

thick

8.

SHRUG YOUR SHOULDERS means ...

a)

wzruszyć się

b)

wzruszyć ramionami

c)

wziąć w ramiona

9.

LECTURE znaczy ...

a)

lektura

b)

wykład

10.

When somebody says to you that YOU HAVE A POINT, it means that ...

a)

he/she disagrees with you

b)

you have won

c)

you aren't right

d)

you are right

11.

istotny, mający znaczenie

a)

inappropriate

b)

enigmatic

c)

relevant

d)

peculiar

12.

Wybierz najlepsze tłumaczenie zdania:

Muszę przyznać, że jesteś szanowany.

a)

I must admit that you are respected.

b)

I must assist that you are absorbed.

c)

I must add that you are wealthy.

d)

I must agree that you are peculiar.

13.

dojść do czegoś, rozgryźć coś, to

FIGURE ...

a)

on

b)

out

c)

up

d)

at

14.

być zaręczonym z kimś to:

a)

be engaged in somebody

b)

be engaged on somebody

c)

be engaged with somebody

d)

be engaged to somebody

15.

Needless to say oznacza:

a)

po co ta gadka

b)

nieznacznie

c)

rzecz jasna

d)

niepotrzebne to

16.

Mr Harris is a very ______________ person. He knows a lot of famous people and they will do everything for him. He can sort out everything.

a)

influential

b)

peculiar

c)

considerable

d)

mysterious

17.

The synonym of the word PECULIAR is ...

a)

weird

b)

strange

c)

quick

d)

special

18.

Don't take your decision right now. Please, ____________ all your options once again.

a)

decide

b)

make up your mind

c)

think

d)

consider

19.

When you are happy one moment and a few minutes later you cry, you suffer from ... .

a)

mood changes

b)

mood swings

c)

mood replacement

d)

mood breakdown

20.

What is it?

a)

a pan

b)

a pot

c)

a tray

d)

a carrier

21.

What is it?

a)

a drawer

b)

a box

c)

a pan

d)

a tray

22.

How do we call this time of the day early in the morning?

a)

twilight

b)

sunrise

c)

sunset

d)

daybreak

23.

What can you see?

a)

a throat

b)

a stable

c)

a field

d)

a meadow

24.

What can you see?

a)

a throat

b)

a stable

c)

a field

d)

a meadow

25.

FIND THE SYNONYM OF THE PHRASE:

to meet somebody unexpectedly

a)

to jump into somebody

b)

to look through somebody

c)

to come towards somebody

d)

to bump into somebody

26.

Wybierz synonim podkreślonego fragmentu.

He was talking quickly for a few minutes and then suddenly, he paused, looked at me and shrugged his shoulders.

a)

he started shouting

b)

he stopped talking

27.

chętny, ochoczy

a)

muffled

b)

annoyed

c)

eager

d)

stunned

28.

stłumiony, przygaszony

a)

muffled

b)

annoyed

c)

eager

d)

stunned

29.

What is the woman doing?

a)

She is shrugging.

b)

She is interrupting.

c)

She is swearing.

d)

She is crawling.

30.

What is the antonym (słowo o przeciwnym znaczeniu) of the verb OBJECT?

a)

reject

b)

accept

c)

project

d)

inject

31.

What is the woman doing?

a)

She is taking a sip.

b)

She is crawling.

c)

She is hurrying off.

d)

She is murmuring.

32.

Uzupełnij brakujące słowo:

... and a short ________________ after, they saw a wonderful view ...

a)

when

b)

moments

c)

whereas

d)

while

33.

Uzupełnij brakujące słowo:

They managed to survive in __________ of the fact that they had almost no food left.

a)

face

b)

despite

c)

spite

d)

while

34.

Jestem przekonany, że ...

a)

I'm surprised that ...

b)

I'm convinced that ...

c)

I'm stunned that ...

d)

I'm afraid that ...

35.

The creature was ... (uwiązany, przywiązany) so it could not do any harm to us.

a)

tied up

b)

tied on

c)

tied at

d)

tied within