LOOKS
FACE
HAIR
IDIOMS
FEELINGS
100

This adjective means "very beautiful, amazing". It starts with "G".

gorgeous

100

This part of the face is above your eyes.

forehead

100

This hairstyle is when hair is tied at the back of the head and hangs down.

ponytail

100

This idiom means "to stay cheerful in a difficult situation".

keep your chin up

100

This verb means "your cheeks go red when you feel embarrassed".

blush

200

Use this construction when you compare someone to a noun: "She ... an angel."

look like

200

This adjective describes lips that are NOT thin.

full

200

This word means "hair that is not its natural colour".

dyed

200

This idiom means "to tell someone something that is not true, as a joke".

pull someone's leg

200

This adjective describes a feeling that is STRONGER than "angry". It starts with "F".

furious

300

These three adjectives are synonyms of "good-looking". Name any two of them.

handsome, attractive, charming, pretty, lovely, cute

300

Name three adjectives from the textbook that can describe the shape of a nose.

pointed, wide, narrow, straight, upturned, bulbous, hooked

300

Name three hairstyles from Lesson 7 (other than "ponytail").

bun, plait, fringe, spiky, bald, loose, dreadlocks, mohawk, faux hawk, half ponytail

300

This idiom means "to solve small problems or finish details of something".

iron out the wrinkles

300

Match the feeling with the body reaction. Name TWO pairs: (confused / bored / surprised / nervous) → (yawn / rub chin / raise eyebrows / tremble)

  • confused → rub (head/chin)
  • bored → yawn
  • surprised → raise (eyebrows)
  • nervous → tremble
400

Name two modifiers that mean "очень" and can be used with adjectives. Give an example sentence with one of them.

very / really / so

400

What's the difference between cheeks and cheekbones? Translate both words.

Cheeks — щёки (мягкая часть лица), cheekbones — скулы (костная часть)

400

What's the difference between a fringe and a bun? Translate both.

A fringe — чёлка (передняя часть волос), a bun — пучок (собранные волосы на затылке).

400

Name the body part used in each idiom: a) to be all ... ? b) to keep your ... crossed c) to be long in the ...?

a) ears, b) fingers, c) tooth

400

What is the difference between Past Simple and Past Continuous? Give one example of each using a feeling verb from Lesson 5.

Past Simple — короткое завершённое действие (I blushed). Past Continuous — длительное действие в момент в прошлом (I was blushing when she looked at me).

500

Make at least 2 sentences comparing your classmate (or yourself) before and after summer using used to and a comparative adjective with much / far / a lot.

My friend used to have short hair, but now it's much longer.

500

Describe the face of a film character (Jack Sparrow, Elizabeth Swan, or any other) using at least 4 features from Lesson 3.

Jack Sparrow has got a high forehead, a pointed nose, high cheekbones and a scar through his eyebrow.

500

Describe your own hairstyle or a classmate's hairstyle using at least 3 adjectives from Lesson 7 and the structure "wear one's hair...".

I wear my shoulder-length wavy hair loose.

500

Use two body idioms in one sentence about a real situation from your life.

When my friend was nervous before the test, I told him to keep his chin up and said I was all ears if he wanted to talk.

500

Tell a short story (3-4 sentences) about a moment when you felt embarrassed or confused. Use Past Simple + Past Continuous and at least one body reaction (blush, yawn, tremble, rub chin, etc.).

Yesterday I was walking to school when I saw my best friend. I was waving at her, but she didn't see me. I blushed because I felt embarrassed. I rubbed my chin and pretended I was just stretching.