VERBS
Which verb means “to officially choose or take someone into your family as your child”?
Adopt
Which adjective describes someone who thinks mainly about themselves
Selfish, self-centered
What do we call the feeling that you must behave like your friends because you don't want to be different?
Peer pressure
Choose the correct sentence:
A) She don't like travelling.
B) She doesn't likes travelling.
C) She doesn't like travelling.
D) She not likes travelling.
C
Which country is famous for cities such as London, Manchester and Liverpool?
England
What verb means “to receive something from a family member after they die”?
Inherit
If someone is able to understand another person's feelings, they are...
A) trivial
B) competitive
C) empathic
D) vulnerable
C — empathic
What do we call the way someone acts?
Behavior
Complete the sentence:
“If I ______ more confident, I would speak in front of the class.”
A) am
B) were
C) will be
D) have been
B - were
Which country has Ottawa as its capital?
Canada
Complete the sentence:
“Your experiences can ______ the way you see the world.”
A) determine
B) inherit
C) adopt
D) behave
Determine
Someone who is confident and comfortable with who they are can be described as...
A) vulnerable
B) self-assured
C) agnostic
D) trivial
Answer: B — self-assured
You believe that someone is unfriendly before you have actually spoken to them. What might this belief be called?
An assumption
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A) Despite he was tired, he continued working.
B) Despite of being tired, he continued working.
C) Despite being tired, he continued working.
D) Despite he being tired, continued working.
C
Which country has both English and Māori as official languages?
New Zealand
What is the difference between these two sentences?
“He deliberately broke the rule.”
“He accidentally broke the rule.”
Deliberately means he did it intentionally; accidentally means he did it by mistake.
Which adjective best describes a decision based on ideas about right and wrong?
A) ethical
B) mature
C) independent
D) competitive
A — ethical
A person says, “I believe everyone should be treated equally,” but then says, “Some people deserve fewer rights because they are different.” What is there between these two ideas?
A contradiction
Correct this sentence:
“If I would have known about the problem, I would have helped.”
If I had known about the problem, I would have helped.
Which of these countries is NOT in the United Kingdom?
A) Scotland
B) Wales
C) Ireland
D) England
C - Ireland
Your friend says: “I don't care what everyone else thinks. I'm going to do what I believe is right.”
Which expression best describes this attitude?
A) fit in
B) go against the grain
C) turn over a new leaf
D) show your true colours
B — go against the grain
Explain the difference between being “self-assured” and being “self-centered.”
Someone self-assured has confidence in themselves, while someone self-centered focuses mainly on themselves and their own needs.
What noun describes something that a person is expected to take care of or deal with?
Responsibility
Which sentence has the correct inversion?
A) Never I have seen such a strange behaviour.
B) Never have I seen such strange behaviour.
C) Never I saw such strange behaviour.
D) Never did I have seen such strange behaviour.
B
Which country has the largest number of native English speakers?
United States