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1A Vocabulary and Speaking Personality adjectives and fixed expressions

Identity · Advanced English

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Subunit questions

Question 1

Which word or phrase means: Consider something to be important?

Question 2

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. I suppose our boss is very forward ___ and always thinks about the long-term future of the business, rather than what’s just round the corner.

Question 3

Which word or phrase means: Makes us behave in a certain way?

Question 4

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. There is very little ___ in my cousin’s life as he always plans everything down to the last detail.

Question 5

Which word or phrase means: Feel excitement and enjoyment?

Question 6

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. The writer of the article is a ___ of the theory that early childhood habits last a lifetime.

Question 7

Which word or phrase means: Not be very keen on something?

Question 8

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. I simply can’t ___ why two sisters with the same parents have such different personalities.

Question 9

Which word or phrase means: Be crazy about something?

Question 10

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. Are you ___ that people are more influenced by their upbringing than their personality?

Question 11

Which word or phrase means: Hit it off with someone?

Question 12

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. He’s very ___ and never brags about how good he is at everything, despite his talents.

Question 13

Which word or phrase means: Reveal our traits?

Question 14

Which word or phrase means: Match with?

Question 15

Which word or phrase means: Choose?

A preview of “1A Vocabulary and Speaking Personality adjectives and fixed expressions” from the unit “Identity” in Advanced English: 3 lesson sections, 10 definitions, 15 worked questions.

Source: NCCD, 1A Vocabulary and Speaking: Personality adjectives and fixed expressions (pp.6-7)

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