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WorksheetsCHALLENGE yourself 2020
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 8mins
If you take something with a pinch of salt,
you don't completely believe something because you think it's probably not true
you like your food to be salty
you think something might bring you bad luck
If you hit the sack,
you win the lottery
you give up a sport because you feel you are not good enough
you go to bed because you are very tired
True or False?
A simile COMPARES 2 things.
True
False
What are the words in blue an example of?
What are the words in blue an example of?
What does the metaphor mean above?
I am so hungry, I could…
eat like a horse
eat like a fish
eat you
eat a man
eat a mountain
New domestic policies will be ---------.
done
implemented
I need to stop at the pharmacy to ________ some medicine.
go in
come in
pick up
fill in
I'm tired, so I just want to __________ a film and relax.
put on
pass on
grow up
turn off
The parents were afraid Charlie's bumps were CONTAGIOUS, they didn't want their children to get sick.
You don't need to worry about talking to Mr. Fry. He is an AFFABLE principal.
Mr. Fry is an AFFABLE principal. He is pleasantly easy to talk to and always friendly.
Check the correct professions
Computer Programmer
Computer Scientist
Computer engineer
Computer software
Computer chef
Define Pernicious:
Intending to cause harm
Someone who uses flattery to get what he/she wants
Appearing everywhere
Synonym for Diatribe
odd smelling
Rant
Running
Synonym for Slipshod
botched/sloppy
exact/perfect
Define Nefarious
Sweetheart
Wicked or criminal
angelic
Define implacable
Unable to be soothed
Merciful
Unbiased
Synonym for Affinity
Weakness
Being at a high altitude
Talent
Adverbs can describe_____, ______, & ______.
nouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adjectives, adverbs
pronouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adverbs, nouns
Which word is spelled correctly?
acceptable
exctable
ateatatable
accetible
Which word is spelled correctly?
lieseence
license
lincess
leincess
Which word is spelled correctly?
conscience
canscience
conshence
coniference
Which word is spelled correctly?
manover
maneuver
manoverboard
womanuver
The school is in the same suberb as my family home.
suburb
soburb
saberb
saburb
It is quite _____ that you are not eating any of the dessert.
bizare
bizzare
bizzarre
bizarre
A narrative passage that takes the reader backwards in time.
flashforward
flashback
foreshadowing
allusion
Which of the following does NOT refer to Romanticism?
mystery
emotion
introspection
science
What is true of a tall tale? (select all that apply)
Based on the life of a real person
Problem solved in a hilarious way
Exaggerated details
Absolutely true account of what happened
The conflict in the story involves trickery indicates what type of literature?
Fairytale
Fable
Myths
Legends
Tall Tales
What type of literature involves gods and goddesses as the main characters?
Fairytales
Fables
Myths
Legends
Tall Tales
Second conditional structure
if + present simple, ...would + infinitive
if + past simple, ...would + infinitive
if + past simple, ...would
if + past simple, + infinitive
If we had taken a taxi
will be in the plane
we wouldn't have missed the plane
we wouldn't be here
we will have a trip
She wouldn't have been tired
if she have gone to bed earlier
if she had gone to bed earlier
if she didn't goes to bed
if she sleep more
I'm so sorry. I wish I could _____ what I said to you.
give back
come across
make up
take back
In the sentence:
"Remeldina never got along with her sister."
to get along means...
be on friendly terms
go for a walk
cook a dead rat
marry a vampire nun
In the sentence:
"My new phone just fell apart in my hands."
to fall apart means...
to break into pieces
to stop working
to explode
to start ringing
What is the meaning of 'haste makes waste'?
Doing something too quickly causes mistakes that result in time, effort, material,etc, being wasted
You soon forget people or things that are no longer present
Ability to survive in dangerous situation
Follow the customs in the place where you are there
What is the meaning of 'a black plum is as sweet as a white'?
Every member of a group is important to its success
A person who helps at difficult time is truly a reliable person
People should not be judged by their appearance
It is useful to save money
What is the meaning of 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do'?
It is useful to save money
If you don't know about something, you don't worry about it
You need to go to Rome to know what the Romans do
Follow the customs of the people where you are there
What is the meaning of 'a bad shearer never had a good sickle'?
What you do is more important than what you say
Bad result comes from bad skill
You should be very skillfull to achieve success
Good times don't last forever
What is the meaning of 'Too many cooks spoil the broth'?
Too many problems will appear if you are not careful
When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose
Too many people involved in trying to do something, the results won't be good
Unpleasant things are said about something because there is a good reason for it
What is the meaning of 'the rotten apple injures its neighbour'?
No one is truly capable of living alone
What the other people have is usually much better than what we have
People of bad character corrupt all those with whom they come into contact
The more you practice, you will get much better result
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Once Bitten Twice Shy, means...
Don't criticize others when you have your own issues to deal with. Nobody is that perfect they can pick on the failings of others.
Rather than reacting immediately, a more intelligent person will wait for the right time to take their revenge.
An expression used when something is not to your taste or you don't want it.
When you have a bad experience you will be more cautious the next time
"Something in your possession is worth more than a possibility" is the meaning of .....
A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush
A Cat May Look At A King
A Nod is as Good as a Wink to a Blind Horse
A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
I know that one of my students ___in your company since he graduated.
works
worked
working
have worked
All these years, Ira's family _____in poverty.
lived
has been living
lives
was living
She __________to Egypt two times this year.
Was being
Has been
Has gone
The computer _________ slowly since we installed the new operating system.
was running
has been running
will run
By the time I finish the test, all of the other students _______ the class.
will leave
are leaving
will have left
Leila _________ two great novels so far.
has written
was writing
wrote
The doctor ________ to us when he has finished the surgery.
talks
has talked
will talk
Simon ______ quietly on the sofa when David ______ and scared him.
read – was appearing
had read - appeared
read - appeared
was reading – appeared
We met when we ______ in France.
were studying
studied
had studied
had been studying
As soon as she came in I knew I ______ her before.
have seen
saw
had seen
Unable to be touched or grasped; not having physical presence
Increment
Guise
Taproot
Intangible
Graceful and elegant bearing in a person
Guise
Poise
Supple
Custom
In ancient Rome, a man that is trained to fight with weapons against other men or wild animals in an arena.
Guise
Batik
Gladiator
Sistrum
A rapid movement in a circle or spiral; a whirling motion
Gyration
Increment
Gradation
Guise
The study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history
Custom
Etymology
Ingredient
Taproot
A straight tapering root growing vertically downward and forming the center from which subsidiary rootlets spring; the central element or position in a line of growth or development.
Taproot
Guise
Ingredient
Increment
A component part or element of something
Ingredient
Increment
Conjugation
Taproot
Flexible, readily adaptable or responsive to new situations
Sistrum
Sarong
Supple
Serengeti
A musical instrument of ancient Egypt consisting of a metal frame with transverse metal rods which rattled when the instrument was shaken
Abacus
Sistrum
Brocade
Sarong
