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Worksheets10 B - Daily Life, Term 2 Review (PA4)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 40mins
A slang term for someone who is untrustworthy or dishonest.
Peckish
Dodgy
Cheeky
A fluke
Complete the following binomial pair.
Neat and (a) .
A slang term for someone who is rude, but usually in a funny way.
A bloke
Knackered
Cheeky
Innit
Complete the following binomial pair.
Far and (a) .
A slang term that means a cup of tea.
A quid
A fluke
A bloke
A cuppa
Complete the following binomial pair.
Short and (a) .
A slang term that is used instead of a question tag to give emphasis.
Innit
Dodgy
Knackered
Peckish
Complete the following binomial pair.
Loud and (a) .
This slang term means when something good happens because of luck.
A mate
A fluke
A bloke
A quid
Complete the following binomial pair.
Now and (a) .
This slang term means a pound.
Cheeky
A mate
A fluke
A quid
This slang term is used to say that you're slightly hungry.
Dodgy
Innit
Peckish
Knackered
Complete the following binomial pair.
Sick and (a) .
This slang term means very tired.
Cheeky
A cuppa
Innit
Knackered
A slang term that means a man.
A bloke
A mate
A quid
A fluke
Complete the following binomial pair.
Black and (a) .
Complete the following binomial pair.
Pros and (a) .
Complete the following binomial pair.
Safe and (a) .
Complete the following binomial pair.
Peace and (a) .
A slang term that means a friend.
A quid
A mate
A bloke
A cuppa
This binomial pair means direct and to the point.
Short and sweet
Far and wide
Neat and tidy
Sick and tired
This binomial pair means the advantages and disadvantages.
Loud and clear
Pros and cons
Black and white
Peace and quiet
This binomial pair means not dirty and well organised.
Safe and sound
Wear and tear
Neat and tidy
Now and then
This binomial pair means when it is calm, silent and relaxing.
Neat and tidy
Sick and tired
Short and sweet
Peace and quiet
This binomial pair means there is a clear right or wrong answer.
Far and wide
Black and white
Loud and clear
Now and then
This binomial pair means something that doesn't happen too often.
Pros and cons
Safe and sound
Now and then
Black and white
This binomial pair means when you feel upset or angry about something.
Peace and quiet
Neat and tidy
Short and sweet
Sick and tired
This binomial pair means when something is understood.
Loud and clear
Black and white
Far and wide
Now and then
This binomial pair means a large area.
Short and sweet
Far and wide
Peace and quiet
Neat and tidy
This binomial pair means in no danger or harm.
Sick and tired
Safe and sound
Wear and tear
Now and then
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
Your room is always so (a) . Mine is such a mess.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
I'm (a) of your talking all the time. Please be quiet!
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
Thankfully his speech was (a) . He usually goes on and on and on.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
Yes, I heard you (a) . There's no need to say it again.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
I only eat here every (a) . It's too expensive to come all the time.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
Look the answer is (a) . That's just the way it is.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
I searched (a) for my glasses, but I still couldn't find them.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
You must weigh up the (a) before you make such a big decision.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
I am so happy to hear you made it home (a) . It was a terrible storm.
Complete the following sentence with a binomial pair.
When I go on holiday all I need is a bit of (a) .
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
Okay. I'm a bit (a) . Let's grab a bite to eat at the new cafe.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
Come round for a (a) after work and we can chat about it.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
Look I'm completely (a) . I just wanna go home and go to bed.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
It's a lovely day, (a) .
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
See I told you he was a really good (a) . I've known him for years.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
You shouldn't be so (a) all the time. Some people might not like it.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
He's my best (a) . We've been friends since primary school.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
Hey John - can I borrow a (a) ? I left my wallet at home.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
Don't buy a car from him - he's a real (a) guy.
Complete the sentence with a slang term. (Only 1 word is needed)
To be honest it was a real (a) that I won. I never expected it!
