Broke Teen Problems 💸
What word means “buy something cheaper than usual”?
A) afford
B) bargain
C) earn
bargain
Choose the odd one out:
carpet — curtain — mattress — lighthouse
→ lighthouse
Which sense do you use with perfume?
→ smell
What prefix means “again”?
→ re-
What word means “natural ability”?
→ talent
Complete:
“I can’t ___ this hoodie. It’s €300.”
afford
Complete:
“My room is so ___ that I can’t even see the floor.”
→ messy
Which word does NOT belong?
taste — smell — touch — replay
→ replay
What word means “start again”?
→ restart
Choose the best word:
“This maths exercise isn’t basic. It’s really ___.”
→ tricky / tough
What’s the difference?
borrow vs earn
→ borrow = take temporarily
→ earn = get money by working
What’s the opposite of cramped?
→ spacious / roomy
Complete:
“That soup ___ terrible.”
→ tastes
Opposite challenge:
approve → ?
→ disapprove
What’s a scholarship?
→ money/support for studying
Choose the correct phrasal verb:
“When I was ill, I really ___ in maths.”
A) caught up
B) fell behind
C) kept up
→ fell behind
Guess the object:
“You sleep on it but it’s not a bed.”
→ mattress
Choose the correct sentence:
A) The cake smells good.
B) The cake smells well.
A) The cake smells good.
Choose the fake word:
A) rebuild
B) replay
C) rehappy
→ rehappy
Complete naturally:
“I wish school …”
Possible answers:
→ started later
→ gave less homework
→ was shorter 😄
Situation challenge:
You missed 3 weeks of school.
What TWO phrasal verbs describe your problem and solution?
→ fall behind + catch up
Describe the perfect teenage room using 3 words.
Possible answers:
→ spacious, neat, enormous
→ messy but cozy also accepted 😄
Meme question:
“You hear your alarm but continue sleeping.”
Which TWO things failed you?
Possible answers:
→ hearing
→ common sense
→ motivation 😄
Speed round:
Give TWO “dis-” words and TWO “re-” words from the course.
Possible answers:
→ disagree, disappear, replay, rebuild etc.
Ultimate drama question:
You weren’t ready for the test, so you ______ to feel sick.
What's the missing verb?
→ pretend