Present simple / continuous
Future forms
Family
Food and cooking
Personality traits
100

Complete the sentence.

My brother usually ___________(get up) at seven o'clock. 


gets up

100

Complete the sentence.

I think our team ______ win the match.

will

100

What do you call your mother's or father's brother?

an uncle

100

What is the general word for food that is cooked in hot oil or fat? (e.g., chicken or eggs).

fried

100

What adjective describes someone who likes talking to people and making new friends?

sociable / outgoing

200

Choose the correct option.

Be quiet! I study / am studying for my test.

Be quiet! I am studying for my test.

200

Complete the sentence using the correct future form.

Look at those dark clouds! It ______ rain.

is going to

200

Your sister's or brother's daughter is your ______.

niece

200

This food has not been cooked. It is still _________.

raw

200

Guess the adjective.

Someone who always tells the truth is ______.

honest

300
WILD CARD!


SPECIAL QUESTION FOR DOUBLE POINTS!

Who originally sang Can't Help Falling in Love (1961)?

300

Free pass! You gain 300 points!

Congratulations.

300

Explain the difference between these two words.

stepbrother – half-brother

A half-brother shares one biological parent with you. A stepbrother is the son of your stepparent and is not necessarily biologically related to you.

300

Which word does not belong? Explain why. 

aubergine - courgette - beetroot - peach

peach is a fruit

300

Which word is the odd one out? Explain your choice.

bossy – aggressive – stubborn – charming

charming – it has a positive meaning (charming/likeable), while the other three describe unpleasant personality traits.

400

Complete both sentences with the correct form of the verb.

  1. He usually ______ (not eat) breakfast, but today he ______ (have) eggs and toast.

  2. Why ______ you ______ (smell) the milk? Is there something wrong with it?

1.  doesn't eat; is having

2.  are you smelling

400

What is the specific function of Shall I...? or Shall we...? in English?

We use “Shall I…?” to make an offer and “Shall we…?” to make a suggestion about doing something together.

400

I am the daughter of your aunt or uncle. What am I to you?

my cousin

400

Name three different ways to cook potatoes.

boiled, fried, baked, roasted, mashed

400

Guess the adjective from the situation: 

Tom always shares his food with his friends and is happy to buy them presents. He often gives money to charity, too. Which adjective best describes him?

generous

500

Explain the difference in meaning.

a) He is selfish.

b) He is being selfish.

a) permanent personality trait 

b) temporary behaviour

500

Complete the sentences with shall / going to / will or the present continuous.

A: I went to see the latest Mission Impossible film at the cinema yesterday. It’s excellent. 

B: Oh good. I ________ (see) it tomorrow.

A: I think you ________ (love) it.

I am going to see it tomorrow.

I think you will love it.

500

Solve the family puzzle.

Anna is Peter's mother. Peter is Lucy's brother. Lucy has a daughter called Emma. What is Anna to Emma?

her grandmother

500

Explain the difference between these three expressions:

  1. eat out

  2. cut down on

  3. cut out

eat out = to eat a meal at a restaurant or café instead of at home. 

cut down on = to reduce the amount of something you eat, drink, or do. 

cut out = to completely stop eating, drinking, or doing something 

500

Explain the difference between these adjectives.

sensitive – sensible

sensitive = reacts easily emotions, feelings or stimuli

sensible = being practical, logical; showing good judgment