Synonyms and Antonyms
Name at least 3 different synonyms of the word teenagers
adolescents, teens, minors, youngsters, under 18s, under-18-years-olds
Fill in the gap with the correct preposition
Teenagers often try to fit in _________ their peer group.
Teenagers often try to fit in with their peer group.
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
Many teenagers don't like to ____________ and are afraid to be different, preventing themselves froom finding their own identity.
Many teenagers don't like to stand out and are afraid to be different, preventing themselves froom finding their own identity.
Name at least 2 synonyms of the word youth years
adolescence, formative years, teenage years
Continue the collocation:
to be exposed to..
to be exposed to peer pressure/ school pressure/ unrealistic beauty standards/
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
Many teenagers want to make a _________ in the world by standing up for what they believe in.
Many teenagers want to make a difference in the world by standing up for what they believe in.
Name an antonym of the words rebellious or defiant
docile
Find the preposition missing in the following collocation:
to put pressure ... teenagers
on
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
It can be difficult for teenagers to _______ peer pressure, but learning to say no helps them stay true to themselves.
It can be difficult for teenagers to resist peer pressure, but learning to say no helps them stay true to themselves.
Name a synonym of the collocation to go along with the crowd.
to follow the crowd
Make up min. five collocations from the following words:
follow, success, social, issue, to acquire, years, crowd, formative, ladder, to achieve, skills
social ladder, social issue, social success, to follow the crowd, to achieve success, formative years, to acquire skills
Name five main challenges of adolescence in the 21st century.
cyber-bullying, unrealistic beauty standards that young people are exposed to, peer pressure, school pressure the freedom of choice, making decisions for oneself