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WorksheetsMatura Leader B2 - Unit 1 vocab
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Choose the right word that the sentence describes.
people who are friendly and enjoy being in the company of other people:
socials
reliable
sociable
sensible
people who don’t need other people’s help to get by, they can manage easily on their own:
indifferent
narrow-minded
indecisive
independent
people who have their specific goals in life and want to be more and more successful:
stubborn
ambitious
reliable
bossy
people who get hurt easily, or get emotional easily
sensible
sensitive
insensitive
unsensible
when you are happy that someone helped you, and you want to thank them, you are ...... to them
greatfull
greatful
gratefull
grateful
people who are practical and have common sense:
sensitive
sensible
sympathetic
indecisive
people who always arrive on time:
accurate
impatient
punctual
determined
people you can trust and depend on:
reliable
trustable
responsive
irresponsible
people who behave like a child:
committed
miserable
reserved
immature
people who are usually not very worried about things and take things easy:
absent-minded
lazy
easy-going
lied-back
people who are honest and speak their mind:
polite
humble
sincere
insincere
poeple who often get worried and too nervous about things:
anxious
sympathetic
strict
ashamed
people who feel bad because they did something wrong, and other people laugh at them:
exhausted
indifferent
overwhelmed
embarrassed
poeple who love what they do, and they are very committed to it:
miserable
predictable
appalled
passionate
people who you can't trust, because they are not reliable
(for example, at taking care of children)
responsible
irresponsible
unresponsible
inresponsible
Choose the right preposition:
You can totally rely ... her.
in
on
with
at
I have mixed feelings ... this promotion. It might be worth the money, but it takes up all your time.
of
with
about
for
He looked so funny that I couldn't stop staring ... him.
on
to
for
at
Do you ever waste money ... something silly?
in
to
on
for
I hope that mum will recover ... that nasty cold soon.
from
for
with
of
Would you invest ... this company, if you were in my place?
on
in
to
from
He won the championship, but he's so humble that he never boasts ... his results.
with
on
for
about
They often mistake me ... my sister because we look so similar to each other.
to
for
with
from
Our family consists ... five members.
about
by
in
of
He apologized ... being rude,
so after all, you can praise him ... his politeness.
for, of
for, for
to, for
to, by
