Music & Performance
Feelings & Emotions
Present Perfect Challenge
Tags & Prepositions
Friends for Life
100

A collection of songs released together is called an ______.

album

100

You have nothing interesting to do. How do you feel?

bored

100

Complete: “I ______ never ______ on stage.” (sing)

have never sung

100

Complete: “You like music, ______?”

don’t you?

100

What word means “your brother or sister”?

sibling

200

A song that is released separately from an album is a ______.

single

200

You think something good will probably happen. Which adjective describes you?

optimistic

200

Complete: “She ______ been practising the piano all morning.”

has

200

Complete: “She isn’t in the orchestra, ______?”

is she?

200

Someone you know, but not very well, is an ______.

acquaintance

300

What verb means “to make and save music or sound so people can listen to it later”?

record

300

Your friend gets something you really wanted. You may feel ______.

jealous

300

Choose the best form: “I ______ three songs today.” (write)

have written

300

Complete: “They’ve seen this band before, ______?”

haven’t they?

300

What is the opposite of reliable?

unreliable

400

A band travels to different cities and countries to perform concerts. What are they doing?

going on tour

400

Change the adjective kind into its abstract noun.

kindness

400

Choose the best form: “I ______ this song for an hour and I still haven’t finished.” (practise)

have been practising

400

Complete the question: “What kind of music do you listen ___?”

to

400

What is the difference between an opponent and a rival?

An opponent competes against you in a particular competition; a rival competes with you for success, position, love, money, power, etc.

500

Complete with the best word: “The band’s new song became a huge ______ and reached number one.”

hit

500

What is the difference between content and joyful?

 and joyful?Content = quietly happy/satisfied; joyful = very happy/full of joy.

500

Explain the difference: “She has written three songs.” / “She has been writing songs all afternoon.”

The first focuses on the completed result/number; the second focuses on the activity/process or duration.

500

Correct the question: “About what are you thinking?” Make it sound natural in everyday English.

What are you thinking about?

500

Your friend always does what they promise, tells you the truth, and supports you. Give three precise adjectives from the unit.

reliable, honest, loyal