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Worksheets1 We are different
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 53mins
Choose the correct answers to identify their meanings. Type your answer only.
To group or classify things into categories based on similar features.
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Friendly, willing to agree with others or go along with their ideas.
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Willing to take risks and try new things.
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Careful, responsible, and paying attention to detail in one's actions.
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Practical, realistic, and not pretentious.
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Showing a lot of excitement or passion about something.
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Outgoing, sociable, and energized by being around other people.
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Similar to extraverted, refers to someone who is outgoing and enjoys interacting with others.
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Shy or reserved, preferring to spend time alone rather than in large social gatherings.
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Often anxious, worried, or emotionally unstable.
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Calm, steady, and emotionally balanced.
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Not steady, prone to changing emotions or behavior, or not consistent.
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Someone who criticizes or judges something without having direct experience or knowledge.
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A person who is overly interested in other people’s business and often meddles.
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Someone who is very reluctant to spend money, often excessively so.
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Someone who constantly worries or is overly anxious about things.
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A person who is ambitious, energetic, and determined to achieve their goals.
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A person who spoils the fun or dampens the mood in a group.
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The study or classification of things based on their types or categories.
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A characteristic or quality, especially one that forms part of someone's personality.
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A facial expression that shows no emotion, often used to hide feelings or intentions.
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A person who behaves as if they know everything and tends to give unsolicited advice.
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Fill in the gaps using the words from the list to complete the sentences.
She’s an (a) traveler, always exploring new countries.
He is very (a) , always willing to help others.
She’s a (a) student who always does her homework on time.
He’s a (a) person, always friendly and easy to talk to.
The students were (a) about the upcoming school trip.
She’s very (a) and loves to attend social events.
She tends to be (a) , always worrying about little things.
He’s an (a) guy who’s always at the center of the conversation.
He has a (a) job and a calm personality.
He’s (a) and enjoys reading books by himself.
Her (a) moods make it hard to predict how she’ll react.
He’s just an (a) , always commenting on movies without understanding how difficult it is to make them.
She’s a (a) , always asking personal questions.
He’s such a (a) , he refuses to pay for anything that isn’t absolutely necessary.
She’s a (a) who works hard to reach her career goals.
He’s such a (a) , always correcting everyone at work.
She kept a (a) during the meeting, not revealing what she was thinking
Stop being such a (a) and join in the fun!
He’s a (a) , always stressing about things that probably won’t happen.
We need to (a) the books in the library according to their genres.
Complete the sentences with the correct options.
He always ____ an interesting activity to do when he is alone.
finds
is finding
has found
She ____ with other people, it is so annoying!
always argues
is always arguing
has always argued
You may trust him, he ____ anyone.
have never hurt
has never hurt
don't hurt
Choose the correct answer.
I'm not surprised he (has failed / fails / is failing) the exam, he (wasn't working / isn't working / hasn't been working) hard recently, a lazybones!
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British summers (get / are getting / gets) hotter and winters (get / are getting / gets) wetter.
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Choose the correct option: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.
He ___ about everything! It's so annoying!
is always boasting
always boasts
My colleague _____ 3 projects this month. He is a real go-getter.
manages
has managed
Tim (is working / has been working) at a cafe now, but he (has already applied / has been already applying) for a new job.
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We _____ some friends for dinner tonight. I know you aren't an outgoing type, but would you like to join us?
meet
are meeting
I (am getting / get) frustrated. I (am waiting / have been waiting) for my meal for 30 minutes.
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Fill in each gap with one missing word, then answer the questions.
How (a) you usually spend your time?
What is one of the coolest experiences you (a) ever had?
Have you (a) going out much recently?
(a) you posted many photos of yourself on social media this month?
How are you going (a) spend this Friday night?
I ______ on the sofa these days because my bed is broken.
'm sleeping
sleep
The Smiths ____ two sons and a daughter.
are having
have
We ____ a garden party on Saturday afternoon.
are having
have
They ____ to go on holiday in autumn when the resorts are less crowded.
prefer
are preferring
You ____ me!
always interrupt
are always interrupting
Fill in the gaps to complete the sentences.
The (a) made beautiful handmade jewelry from silver.
She hired an (a) to help with the case.
My parents gave me a 10 PM (a) on school nights
He wants to (a) a career in music.
Teachers try to (a) good values in students.
We’ve had a (a) of rainy days this week.
She (a) when she saw the spider.
After the test, we all (a) and watched a movie.
