Self-Image Adjectives
Personality in Context
Describing Appearance & Age
Modifying Adverbs & Intensifiers
100

A person who works a lot and gives 100% effort at work or school is...

Hardworking.

100

When you are at an important work meeting, you aren't joking around. You are...

Serious.

100

What is the opposite of tall?

Short.

100

Complete with a high-intensity modifier: "She is _____ happy today!" (100%)

Very / Really / Extremely / So.

200

A person who creates new ideas, art, or solution is...

Creative.

200

When you treat people with respect and talk nicely, you are...

Respectful / Polite.

200

A person who has no hair on their head is...

Bald.

200

What is the opposite of very friendly using a negative prefix?

Unfriendly.

300

A person who always tells the truth and doesn't lie is...

Honest.

300

When you rest after a hard day or do something calm, you...

Relax.

300

Mention 2 types of hair texture

Straight, curly, or wavy.

300

Complete with a low-intensity modifier: "I am _____ tired, but I can work." (20%)

A bit / A little / Kind of.

400

A person who is smart, learns quickly, and understands difficult things is...

Clever / Smart.

400

When you move to a new country or situation, you change your behavior to...

Adapt.

400

If someone is 25 years old, they are in their...

Twenties.

400

Complete the sentence: "He is not quiet at _____!"

All.

500

A person who accepts new ideas and different ways of thinking is...

Open-minded.

500

Someone who is from your town, city, or neighborhood is a...

Local.

500

What is the difference between thin/slim and fat?

Thin/slim = delgado; Fat = robusto/gordo.


500

Order these 3 modifiers from strongest (1) to weakest (3): a bit, extremely, very.

1. Extremely

2. Very

3. A bit.

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