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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

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

Question 3

Which word or phrase means: Feel excitement and enjoyment?

Question 4

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

Question 5

Which word or phrase means: Be crazy about something?

Question 6

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

Question 7

Which word or phrase means: Reveal our traits?

Question 8

Which word or phrase means: Match with?

Question 9

Which word or phrase means: Choose?

Question 10

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 11

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 12

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 13

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

Question 14

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

Question 15

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

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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