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Phobias

100

What is the fear of driving?

Fear of driving.

200

This phobia affects many people, especially in crowds and noisy places.

Fear of crowds.

300

What phobia is associated with heights and can cause dizziness?

Fear of heights.

400

This phobia is related to a fear of insects with wings.

Fear of butterflies.

500

What is the fear of small, confined spaces called, and what are some situations that might trigger this fear?

Claustrophobia. Triggers might include being in an elevator, a crowded room, or a small, locked room.

Listening and Speaking

100

What is Julia afraid of?

Heights.

200

How long has Chloe had her phobia?

Since she was a child.

300

Did Julia or Chloe receive therapy for their phobia?

Chloe did not; Julia did.

400

Which phobia is discussed as being rational or irrational?

Fear of spiders

500

What does Julia think started her phobia?

A bad experience when she was younger.

Grammer and Vocabulary

100

What tense is used with the phrase "for more than 30 years"?

Present perfect.

200

Fill in the blank: "I've had it ____ I was a child."

since.

300

Fill in the blank: "She has been afraid of spiders ____ 20 years."

for

400

Which verb form is used after "since"?

The simple past.

500

What are two synonyms for the word "afraid"?

 Scared, frightened.

Pronunciation

100

• 100: Q: What is the stressed word in the sentence: "I’ve worked here for ten years."

 A: Ten.

200

• 200: Q: How do you pronounce the word "lived" in the sentence "We’ve lived here since 2012"? 

A: The "ed" is pronounced as /d/.

300

• 300: Q: Which word in the sentence "How long have you known your best friend?" should be stressed? 

A: Known.

400

• 400: Q: Repeat the sentence "We’ve lived here for ages" and stress the correct word. 

A: Lived.

500

• 500: Q: How should you stress the word "worked" in the sentence "I’ve worked here for ten years"? 

A: The "ed" is pronounced as /t/ and "ten years" is stressed.

Sentence Stress

100

• 100: Q: If someone has a fear of heights, what might they avoid doing? 

A: Climbing ladders, visiting tall buildings, or looking down from a height.

200

• 200: Q: What would someone with a fear of crowds likely feel uncomfortable doing? 

A: Attending concerts, going to busy shopping malls, or being in large gatherings.

300

• 300: Q: How might a person with a fear of flying react before a flight? 

A: They might feel anxious, nervous, or try to avoid the flight altogether.

400

• 400: Q: Describe a situation where someone with a fear of spiders might panic. 

A: They might panic if they see a spider in their room, especially if it is close to them or crawling on them.

500

• 500: Q: How could a person with a fear of doctors prepare themselves before a medical appointment?

 A: They might bring a friend for support, practice deep breathing, or avoid thinking about the appointment until it’s necessary.