Which word or phrase means: the term was originally invented to describe the requirement for certain employees, for instance those in the service industries such as flight attendants and shop assistants, to present a happy face to clients, however bad they may be feeling?
2A Reading and Vocabulary Put On a Brave Face! Or ... Should We
Subunit questions
Subunit: 2A Reading and Vocabulary Put On a Brave Face! Or ... Should We
- 1A Vocabulary and Speaking Body language, body related collocations and idioms
- 2A Reading and Vocabulary Put On a Brave Face! Or ... Should We
- 3A Grammar Reporting verbs and verb patterns
- 4A Listening and Vocabulary A podcast about travel to the Dead Sea
- 5A Speaking Evaluating ideas
- 6A Writing and Vocabulary An article
- Life Skills Developing resilience
emotional labour
awe
apprehension
serenity
Which word or phrase means: believe animals experience the same emotions as humans?
ascribe
emotional labour
awe
apprehension
Which word or phrase means: make the problem worse?
endeavour
suppressing
ascribe
exacerbate
Which word or phrase means: expectation?
loathing
remorse
anticipation
inundated
Which word or phrase means: admiration?
awe
apprehension
serenity
contempt
Which word or phrase means: disrespect?
rage
contempt
anticipation
loathing
Which word or phrase means: tries hard?
suppressing
ascribe
emotional labour
endeavour
Which word or phrase means: calmness?
contempt
rage
anticipation
serenity
Which word or phrase means: flooded?
exacerbate
endeavour
inundated
suppressing
Which word or phrase means: hatred?
remorse
inundated
loathing
exacerbate
Which word or phrase means: regret?
inundated
exacerbate
endeavour
remorse
Which word or phrase means: anger?
rage
anticipation
loathing
remorse
Which word or phrase means: fear?
serenity
contempt
rage
apprehension
Which word or phrase means: hide?
ascribe
emotional labour
suppressing
awe
A preview of “2A Reading and Vocabulary Put On a Brave Face! Or ... Should We” from the unit “Feels good” in Advanced English: 2 lesson sections, 12 definitions, 14 worked questions.
Source: National Center for Curriculum Development, 2A Reading and Vocabulary: Put On a Brave Face! Or … Should We? (pp.8-9)