looks
After his illness, he looked unusually ______, with dark circles under his eyes
pale
She had long, dark ______ that made her eyes look even brighter.
eyelashes
Which hairstyle is created by tightly twisting or braiding hair into rope-like strands?
A) Plait
B) Fringe
C) Dreadlocks
D) Ponytail
dreadlocks
Even after failing the test, her friend told her, “Don’t give up—just ______!”
keep your chin up
When she realized she’d called her teacher “Mom” by mistake, her face turned red, and she began to ______.
blush
Which term best describes a person typically between 40–60 years old?
A) Elderly
B) Middle-aged
C) Charming
D) Overweight
elderly
Which of the following is not a facial feature you can grow or develop naturally?
A) Beard
B) Moustache
C) Glasses
D) Wrinkle
glasses
Which word does not describe a hairstyle created by styling or sectioning hair?
Options: ponytail, fringe, spiky, straight
straight
What does the idiom “to be all ears” mean?
A) To have very large ears
B) To be completely focused on listening
C) To ignore what someone is saying
D) To gossip about others
To be completely focused on listening
If someone is confused, they are likely to frown and rub their temples while trying to understand.
true
The term 'overweight' is a precise medical diagnosis that always indicates poor health. Is it true?
false
"Overweight" describes body size but doesn’t inherently define health status
A deep cut on the face can leave a permanent scar on the cheeks or chin.
true
She pulled the top section of her hair back with a clip, leaving the rest loose—that’s called a ______.
a half ponytail
The phrase “to have a thin skin” is a compliment meaning someone is sensitive in a positive, caring way.
Answer: False
(It usually implies someone is overly sensitive or easily upset by criticism.)
Match each feeling to a common physical response:
A) Raise eyebrows and gasp
B) Tremble or tap fingers rapidly
C) Smile and stand tall
D) Clench fists and glare
1–B, 2–C, 3–A, 4–D
What does the word "skinny"mean?
Extremely thin or underweight
Name two facial features from the list that are made of hair.
a beard, a moustache, eyelashes, eyebrows
Hair styled to stand up in sharp points
spiky hair
Identify the incorrect idiom in the sentence and replace it with the right one from the list:
"After hearing the exciting news, she was long in the tooth and couldn’t wait to respond."
Answer: “long in the tooth” → all ears
Which word does not describe an emotion?
Options: embarrassed, frown, furious, pleased
frown
"Describe an elderly person you admire, using two of these words: elderly, charming, well-built, pale.
good/not very good
Describe Captain Sparrow's face
good/not good
Use two of the following words in one grammatically correct sentence: fringe, curly, dreadlocks, wavy.
well done/not very good
a short dialogue (3–4 lines) between two people that includes two of these idioms: to raise one’s eyebrows, to keep one’s chin up, to tear one’s hair out.
great/not ok
Describe a situation where someone might tremble and blush at the same time.
ok/not ok