Worksheets3º ESO VOC UNIT 6 ENG
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 39mins
Chances are _________.
it is likely that
it is unlikely that
it is certain that
it is impossible that
Don't get me wrong _________
don't misunderstand me
don't listen to me
don't agree with me
don't follow me
Going on about (phr v) _________
keep talking about something boring
stop talking about something interesting
change the topic frequently
talk about something exciting
Is it just me ... ? _________.
used to ask if anyone agrees with you about something
used to ask if someone is feeling the same way
used to inquire about someone's opinion
used to check if someone is present
Nice one _________.
great
bad
average
poor
Arrive at a destination _________.
to get in
to depart
to leave
to exit
Book accommodation _________.
to reserve a room
to cancel a reservation
to check availability
to inquire about rates
Experience the local culture _________.
learn about how people live in some place, their habits
by watching movies
by reading books
by listening to music
Explore the area _________.
Travel through (an unfamiliar area) in order to learn about it.
Stay in one place and observe.
Ignore the surroundings.
Build a structure.
Go abroad _________.
to go to another country
to stay at home
to visit a local park
to remain in the city
Go backpacking _________?
to travel on holiday carrying your equipment and clothes in a backpack.
to stay at home and relax.
to go on a luxury cruise.
to visit a city and stay in a hotel.
Make a reservation _________.
book
cancel
confirm
postpone
Meet local people _________ .
get to know the people that inhabit in a place
ignore the local customs
avoid interacting with locals
stay in your hotel room
See the sights _________
visit tourist attractions
watch a movie
read a book
go shopping
Set off on a journey _________?
to start a journey
to end a journey
to pause a journey
to cancel a journey
Stay at a resort _________?
length of stay
duration of visit
time of vacation
period of stay
Adventure holiday (n) _________.
a holiday where you do outdoor sports such as rock climbing, canoeing, etc.
a holiday spent relaxing on a beach.
a holiday spent visiting museums and historical sites.
a holiday spent shopping in a big city.
Arrivals (n) _________.
the place in the airport where you wait for someone to arrive
a type of departure
a type of luggage
a type of ticket
Campsite (n) _________.
an area where people can stay in tents for a holiday
a place where animals are kept
a location for storing vehicles
a site for building houses
City break (n) _________
a short, usually weekend stay in a city
a long vacation in the countryside
a business trip to another country
a permanent move to a new city
Coach (n) _________.
someone whose job is to teach people to improve at a sport, skill, or school subject
a type of vehicle used for public transport
a piece of furniture for sitting
a type of fruit
Connection (n) _________
Relationship among people and objects across the barrier of space
A type of electrical circuit
A mathematical operation
A form of artistic expression
Crew (n) _________.
a group of people working together
a single individual
a type of food
a piece of equipment
Currency (n) _________.
Coins and paper bills used as money
A type of fruit
A musical instrument
A kind of vehicle
Departures (n) _________
Area of airport where you leave
A type of train
A type of bus
A type of ship
Ferry (n) _________.
a boat that carries people and goods back and forth across a stretch of water
a type of fish found in the ocean
a type of bird that migrates seasonally
a type of tree found in tropical forests
Gate (n) _________.
Area where passengers check-in before boarding the aircraft
A place where luggage is stored
The cockpit of the airplane
The runway where planes take off
Long queue _________.
a long line of people waiting for something
a short line of people waiting for something
a group of people sitting
a group of people running
Luggage (n) _________.
suitcases or other bags in which to pack personal belongings for traveling.
a type of vehicle used for long journeys.
a piece of furniture used for sleeping.
a tool used for cooking.
Port (n) _________.
a place where boats come and go
a type of fruit
a musical instrument
a kind of dance
Security (n) _________.
safety
danger
risk
hazard
Terminal (n) _________
a place where vehicles, passengers, or goods begin or end a journey
a type of computer software
a musical instrument
a type of clothing
Check sth out (phr v) _________
get information about something
ignore something
forget something
lose something
Pick up (phr v) _________
learn something new; to collect
to drop something
to ignore something
to break something
Set up (phr v) _________.
start (a business, organisation, etc)
end (a business, organisation, etc)
destroy (a business, organisation, etc)
pause (a business, organisation, etc)
Turn out (phr v) _________
have a particular result
to leave a place
to produce something
to switch off
Turn up (phr v) _________
appear or arrive
increase volume
go to sleep
turn off
Attitude (n) _________.
feelings, often influenced by our beliefs, that predispose us to respond in a particular way to objects, people, and events
a temporary state of mind or feeling
a physical reaction to external stimuli
an innate characteristic that cannot be changed
Behaviour (n) _________.
manner of acting or conducting yourself
a type of food
a place to visit
a kind of weather
Belief (n) _________.
the feeling of being certain that something exists or is true
a random guess without evidence
a temporary thought or idea
an assumption made without proof
Ceremony (n) _________.
a celebration to honor a cultural or religious event
a type of food
a piece of furniture
a style of music
Custom (n) _________
Practices followed by the people of a particular cultural group.
A type of clothing worn by everyone.
A new technology trend.
A popular food dish.
Gesture (n) _________.
a movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.
a type of dance move.
a form of written communication.
a type of musical note.
Law (n) _________.
Rules made by parliament and enforceable by the courts
A random set of guidelines
Suggestions for behavior
Unenforceable opinions
Respect (n) _________
A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements
A casual acquaintance with someone
A type of dance
A form of currency
Sacred (adj) _________.
the quality of being holy, worthy of respect and reverence
a type of ancient writing
a common household item
a popular music genre
Breathtaking (adj) _________
extremely exciting, beautiful or surprising
dull and boring
ordinary and plain
uninteresting and mundane
Charming (adj) _________
pleasant and attractive
dull and boring
ugly and unattractive
rude and offensive
Crowded (adj) _________
full of people
empty
spacious
deserted
Depressing (adj) _________
making you feel sad
making you feel happy
making you feel excited
making you feel relaxed
Disappointing (adj) _________.
causing to be unhappy when hopes are not met
leading to joy and satisfaction
resulting in unexpected success
bringing about a sense of relief
Dull (adj) _________.
boring
exciting
colorful
shiny
Extraordinary (adj) _________
very unusual or remarkable
common and ordinary
dull and boring
uninteresting and mundane
Mysterious (adj) _________
difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify
easy to understand and explain
common and well-known
obvious and clear
Overpriced (adj) _________.
too expensive; costing more than it is worth.
cheap; costing less than it is worth.
reasonably priced; fair value.
affordable; within budget.
Peaceful (adj) _________.
calm; quiet
loud; noisy
aggressive; hostile
chaotic; turbulent
Well-organised (adj) _________
good at planning or organising things
disorganized and chaotic
indifferent to planning
focused on a single task
Astonishing (adj) _________
very surprising
very boring
very common
very dull
Clean (adj) _________.
free from dirt, marks, or stains.
full of dirt and grime.
covered in stains.
messy and unorganized.
Dangerous (adj) _________
not safe
safe
harmless
secure
Dirty (adj) _________.
filthy, not clean
clean, spotless
organized, tidy
shiny, polished
Filthy (adj) _________.
very dirty
clean
average
neat
Foggy (adj) _________.
filled with thick mist or low clouds
clear and sunny
extremely hot
very dry
Hideous (adj) _________
very ugly, offensive, shocking
beautiful and pleasant
ordinary and common
calm and peaceful
Historic (adj) _________
famous or important in history
recent and modern
ordinary and common
fictional and imaginary
Lively (adj) _________.
vivacious, full of life and energy
dull and lifeless
slow and sluggish
quiet and reserved
Messy (adj) _________.
marked by an absence of cleanliness and order
extremely neat and tidy
completely silent
full of energy and excitement
Modern (adj) _________
contemporary, relating to the present time.
ancient, relating to the past.
obsolete, no longer in use.
archaic, very old or old-fashioned.
Polluted (adj) _________.
contaminated
clean
pure
fresh
Run-down (adj) _________.
in very bad condition
in excellent condition
slightly used
brand new
Spacious (adj) _________
having lots of room
cramped and small
dark and gloomy
narrow and tight
Spectacular (adj) _________
amazing; impressive; fantastic
ordinary; dull; boring
mediocre; average; unremarkable
unexciting; plain; simple
Spotless (adj) _________
very clean
dirty
average
messy
Sunny (adj) _________.
bright with sunlight.
cloudy and overcast.
rainy and wet.
cold and snowy.
Unforgettable (adj) _________
impossible to forget, memorable
easy to forget, unremarkable
forgettable, ordinary
commonplace, usual
Well-maintained (adj) _________
kept in good condition
neglected
poorly constructed
out of order
Windy (adj) _________.
with a lot of wind
extremely hot
very quiet
full of sunshine
