Vocabulary
A person who always tells other people what to do is...
BOSSY
Which syllable is stressed in the word ATTRACTIVE?
at TRAC tive
Correct or incorrect: My father is slim but my mother is moody.
INCORRECT: slim = physical, moody = personality
Which sentence sounds better: Polly has straight, short hair" or "Polly has short, straight hair"?
"Polly has short, straight hair."
A person who is relaxed and not worried is...
LAID-BACK
Which syllable is unstressed in the word CHEERFUL?
-ful
FALSE
Which sentence sounds better: "Jack has short, curly hair" or "Jack has curly, short hair"?
"Jack has short, curly hair."
A person who likes to talk a lot is...
TALKATIVE
Which word is stressed in the sentence "Nice to meet you"?
MEET
Correct or incorrect: He don't have blond hair.
INCORRECT: He doesn't have blonde hair.
Correct or incorrect: "I love Indian food and my boyfriend does, too."
CORRECT
A person who enjoys meeting new people is...
OUTGOING
What word is stressed in the question "Where are you from?"
FROM
Correct or incorrect: My neighbor is laid-back but he's handsome.
INCORRECT: laid-back=personality, handsome=physical
Correct or incorrect: "She has average height and a little heavy."
A person who changes feelings quickly and often is...
MOODY
What syllable is stressed in the word SUPPORTIVE?
sup POR tive
True or False: The main idea of an article is what the writer says about a topic.
TRUE
Correct or incorrect: "I don't cook at home and my brother doesn't, too."
INCORRECT: "I don't cook at home and my brother doesn't, either."