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Love or friendship?

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Famous couples: Prince Harry and...

a)

Katy Perry

b)

Meghan Markle

c)

Victoria Beckham

d)

Kate Middleton

2.

Famous couples: Beyoncé and ...

a)

Michael Douglas

b)

Tom Hanks

c)

Will Smith

d)

Jay-Z

3.

Famous couples in literature : Rhett Butler and...

a)

Jennifer Lopez

b)

Emily Brontë

c)

Scarlett O'Hara

d)

Romeo Montague

4.

Famous couples in literature : Juliet Capulet and...

a)

Julius Caesar

b)

Daniel Defoe

c)

Ronald Weasley

d)

Romeo Montague

5.

Famous couples in literature : Tom Sawyer and...

a)

Huckleberry Finn

b)

Hermione Granger

c)

Scarlett O'Hara

d)

Juliet Capulet

6.

Famous couples in literature : Sherlock Holmes and...

a)

Doctor House

b)

Doctor Who

c)

Doctor Jekyll

d)

Doctor Watson

7.

Famous couples in literature : Antony and...

a)

Bridget Jones

b)

Cleopatra

c)

Sheherazade

d)

Jane Eyre

8.

Famous couples in literature : Sancho Panza and...

a)

Zorro

b)

Don Quixote

c)

Doctor Who

d)

Harry Potter

9.

Famous couples in literature : Bernardo and...

a)

Zorro

b)

Don Quixote

c)

Doctor Who

d)

Harry Potter

10.

For each couple: friends or in love ?

Romeo and Juliet

a)

FRIENDS

b)

In LOVE

11.

For each couple: friends or in love ?

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson ?

a)

FRIENDS

b)

In LOVE

12.

For each couple: friends or in love ?

Antony and Cleopatra ?

a)

FRIENDS

b)

In LOVE

13.

For each couple: friends or in love ?

Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara ?

a)

FRIENDS

b)

In LOVE

14.

For each couple: friends or in love ?

Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn ?

a)

FRIENDS

b)

In LOVE

15.

Love can defined as....

a)

a feeling of distate or hostility

b)

an intense feeling of deep affection

c)

a very strong feeling of liking and caring for somebody or something

d)

a great interest and pleasure in something

16.

Frienship can defined as....

a)

a feeling of hostility

b)

a state of mutual trust and support

c)

a very strong feeling of hatred

d)

a sort of attachment to another by feelings of affection or personal regard