July Vocabulary
Grammar Power
Music & Fame
Games & Expressions
World Stage
100

Question: A prize for doing something well is an ______.
Choices: award / scandal / rule

Answer: Award
Full sentence: “A prize for doing something well is an award.”

100

Question: Idols ______ be kind to their fans.
Choices: should / shouldn’t / can’t

Answer: Should
Full sentence: “Idols should be kind to their fans.”

100

Question: A person who performs songs is a ______.
Choices: singer / referee / dealer

Answer: Singer
Full sentence: “A person who performs songs is a singer.”

100

Question: In UNO, when you have one card, you say ______!
Choices: UNO / BINGO / GOAL

Answer: UNO
Full sentence: “When I have one card, I say UNO!”

100

Question: The World Cup is a football ______.
Choices: competition / scandal / album

Answer: Competition
Full sentence: “The World Cup is a football competition.”

200

Question: The celebrity was in a ______ after people criticized his actions.
Choices: controversy / trophy / teammate

Answer: Controversy
Full sentence: “The celebrity was in a controversy after people criticized his actions.”

200

Question: The song was ______ last month.
Choices: release / released / releasing

Full sentence: “The song was released last month.”

200

Question: GENBLUE won an award. They felt very ______.
Choices: proud / late / dangerous

Answer: Proud
Full answer: “GENBLUE won an award. They felt very proud.”

200

Question: Have you ever played UNO?
Choices: Yes, I have. / Yes, I do. / Yes, I am.

Answer: “Yes, I have.”
A truthful alternative is: “No, I haven’t.”

200

Question: A good team must work ______.
Choices: together / angrily / alone

Answer: Together
Full sentence: “A good team must work together.”

300

Question: Which word means “the way the public sees a person”?
Choices: public image / performance / competition

Answer: Public image

300

Question: SEVENTOEIGHT ______ performed together since their debut.
Choices: has / have / is

Answer: Has
Full sentence: “SEVENTOEIGHT has performed together since their debut.”

300

Question: Name one thing an idol can do to build a good public image.

Possible answers: Respect fans, behave responsibly, work hard, or apologize honestly.

300

Question: What does “take a chance” mean?
Choices: try something risky / wait quietly / follow every rule

Answer: Try something risky.

300

Question: Give one reason teamwork is important on a world stage.

Possible answer: “Teamwork is important because the members must support each other.”

400

Question: Make one sentence using both words: reputation + behavior

Possible answer: “An idol’s behavior can affect his reputation.”

400

Question: Correct two mistakes:
“The members has practice this song since Monday.”

Answer: “The members have practiced this song since Monday.”

400

Question: An idol posted an angry message online. What should the idol do next?

Possible answer: “The idol should delete the message and apologize because it could hurt his public image.”

400

Question: Use “Never have I ever…” to make a funny but safe statement for the group.

Possible answer: “Never have I ever forgotten my lyrics onstage.”

400

Question: Complete the sentence using the future perfect:
“By the end of 2026, we will have ______.”

Possible answers: “By the end of 2026, we will have released a new song.” Other correct answers should use will have + past participle.

500

Question: Paraphrase this sentence:
“The scandal damaged the singer’s reputation.”

Possible answer: “The controversy hurt the singer’s public image.”

500

Question: Explain the difference:

A. They released the song last week.
B. They have released three songs.
(hint: grammar difference?)

Answer:
Sentence A uses the simple past because it includes a finished time, “last week.”

Sentence B uses the present perfect to describe experience or results without a specific finished time.

500

Question: Which matters more for long-term fame: talent, hard work, or public image? Choose one and explain.

Answer: Accept a clear choice supported by at least two sentences.

500

Question: What does “life is a gamble” mean? Give one real example.

Answer: It means life involves uncertain choices and risks. 

For example: “Moving to another country is a gamble because you don’t know whether you will succeed.”

500

Question: SEVENTOEIGHT is preparing for an international stage. What must the group improve, and why?

Possible answer: “The group must improve its English because the members will need to communicate with international fans.”