Vocabulary
Grammar
Facts&Readings
Useful language /My voice
100

This word means “a lack of friends or social contact.”


Loneliness


100

Zero conditional expresses:

A) future possibility

B) general truth


B — general truth


100

In Unit 5, what activity were people doing on the beach in China?


Yoga


100

Give one expression used in an essay introduction to state a general opinion.

“Many people believe that…”

200

The hormone that helps us fall asleep at night.


Melatonin


200

“If I ____ earlier, I wouldn’t be so tired now.”


had slept (3rd → 2nd mixed)


200

What project brings chickens to elderly homes to reduce loneliness?


HenPower


200

Give one phrase used to simplify your language for better understanding.

“Speak slowly and clearly.”

300

A word for photos or videos that have been changed to trick viewers.


Fakes / Photoshopped images


300

Rewrite in the passive voice:

“Crowds welcomed Peter Tabichi in Dubai.”


Peter Tabichi was welcomed in Dubai.


300

According to the fake news article, what animal did Salvador Dalí pretend to walk on a leash?


A giant anteater


300

Give one discourse marker used to add information.

“Furthermore,” “In addition,” “Also,” etc.

400

400

A job that requires a lot of emotional energy is called…


Emotionally stressful


400

Which conditional is used for unreal present wishes?


I wish + past tense (e.g., I wish I weren’t so busy.)


400

In 2019, Eliud Kipchoge became the first athlete to…


Run a marathon in under two hours


400

Give one expression used to check that the listener understands you.

 “Does that make sense?”


 

500

In news language, an extremely important or dramatic story can be described as…


Sensational


500

Use a comparative structure:

“The more you read the news, the __________ you become.”


the better informed


500

According to the news bulletin, which country announced a plan to be carbon-neutral within two years?


Costa Rica


500

Give one expression used to influence or persuade someone (Unit 6).

“If I were you, I’d…” OR “You might want to consider…”