Holiday Myths
Binge Watching
Company and Job
100

This small dish is usually eaten before the main course of a meal

appetiser


100

When someone watches several episodes of a TV series in a single sitting, they are doing this

binge-watching

100

This type of job is the opposite of full-time, often with fewer hours per week

part-time

200

Too much time in the sun without protection can cause this illness, with headache, nausea, and even fainting

sunstroke


200

This chemical in the brain, often linked with pleasure and reward, is released when people binge-watch shows.

dopamine

200

Instead of being hired by one company, this type of worker is self-employed and takes on projects for different clients

freelance

300

Some travellers save money by standing at the side of the road with their thumb out, hoping for a ride

hitchhike

300

A general rule, custom, or something that most people accept as “normal” is called this.

a norm

300

If you directly tell someone what to do in their work, you don’t just “manage” them—you do this

supervise

400

If you walk a long way in tight shoes, you might get this painful bubble on your skin

blister

400

If a new trend is becoming more common and popular, we say it is doing this

on the rise

400

In a company hierarchy, employees often “______ to” their direct boss

report to

500

Travelling can put this on your time, money, or relationships — a kind of pressure or demand.

a strain

500

At the end of an episode, when the story suddenly stops at a very tense or surprising moment, it’s called this

cliff hanger

500

This adjective describes responsibilities connected with running or directing a business, often distinguished from routine administrative tasks

managerial

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