WorksheetsUnit 16 The life of Steve Jobs - Vocabulary Matching
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
hard-pressed (adj.)
sth/sb can be easily identified
someone who leaves school before they have finished
the ability to be a good leader
(someone who is) under a great deal of strain and worry
incessantly (adv.)
continually
continue
without stopping
to be continued
full-blown (adj.)
there is practically no limit
not paying attention completey
having all the characteristics of a particular type of thing or person
under a great deal of worry
mimic (v.)
to make someone laugh
to copy someone's act
very serious or great
to copy the way someone speaks or behaves, especially in order to make people laugh
interim (line 70) (n.)
determined and never giving up
a break in an activity
temporary, intended to be used for a short time
to start, to cause an event or a situation to happen
indefatigable (line 78) (adj.)
determined and never giving up
an item is typical of or asoociated with a person
the ability to be a good leader
excessively talkative
anticipate (line 39) (v.)
to make small changes to sth in order to improve it
you expect something will happen and prepare for it
not paying attention completely
you use it when you are stating your opinion or belief
enlightenment (line 40) (n.)
the characteristics of being a good learder marked by foresight or imagination
very serious of great
revolutionary, having the potential to change siginificantly
the state of understanding sth clearly
hiatus (line 63) (n.)
continually
having clear idea of what the world should be like in the future, ideas mark by foresight
a break in an activity
someone who sets up a business or business deals which are sometimes innovative
ingenious (line 79) (adj.)
a very intelligent and skilful person
sth/sb can be easily identified
a clever plan or skilful idea
to make small changes to sth in order to improve it
entrepreneur (introduction) (n.)
somewho sets up a business or business deals which are sometimes innovative
an item is typical of or associated with a person
someone who leaves school before they have finished
a period of ten years
instigate (line 58) (v.)
to start, to cause an event or a situation to happen
very serious or great
continually
a set of belief on which a person, group or culture believes
