PERSONALITY & PEOPLE — Unit 1
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY — Unit 2
THE ARTS — Unit 3
HOME SWEET HOME — Unit 4
MIXED GRAMMAR — Units 1–4
100

What adjective describes a person who likes talking to people and making new friends?

outgoing / sociable

100

What device do you use to make calls, send messages and use apps?

a smartphone

100

What do we call a story of a film or TV programme?

plot

100

What do we call a house with only one floor?

a bungalow

100

Complete: “I ______ never been to London.”


have

200

What is the opposite of lazy?

hard-working

200

What do you type to access your account online?

a password

200

What adjective describes a film that makes you laugh?

funny

200

What adjective means “warm and comfortable”?

cosy

200

Choose the correct form: “Look at those clouds! It ______ rain.”


is going to

300

Complete: A person who never tells lies is ________.

honest

300

What do we call a person who studies or works in science?

a scientist

300

Complete: “This film is ______ interesting than the first one.”

more

300

What do we call a house joined to another house on one side?

a semi-detached house

300

Choose the correct form: “The phone is ringing. I ______ answer it.”


will

400

What is the opposite of responsible?

irresponsible

400

Which science studies living things?

biology

400

What is the superlative of bad?

the worst

400

Complete: “I have lived here ______ 2020.”

since

400

Correct all three mistakes in this sentence:

I have saw this film yesterday, it was more better than the first one.



I saw this film yesterday. It was better than the first one.

Why?

  • yesterday → Past Simple
  • see → saw
  • better, not more better
500

Make the opposite using a prefix: sensitive → ?

insensitive

500

Which scientist discovered polonium and radium?

Marie Sklodowska-Curie

500

Rewrite using enough: The music teacher speaks too softly. I can't hear her.


The music teacher doesn't speak loudly enough.

500

Complete: “I have lived here ______ six years.”

for

500

Explain the difference between:

I’m meeting Anna tomorrow.
I’m going to meet Anna tomorrow.


Present Continuous = a fixed arrangement.
Going to = an intention/plan.

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