Do you know the English adjective “bright”? It has a few meanings. Can you guess the meaning below?
Rob: I heard Jake’s children did well on their exams.
Karen: Yes, they did. They are very bright.
Does it mean:
a) clever
b) shy
c) hilarious
d) funny
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Answer: a) clever
Do you know the English adjective “elated”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Lilian: Is your son pleased about getting in to university?
Andrea: Oh, he’s elated. He tells everyone that he meets.
Does it mean:
a) confused
b) doubtful
c) nervous
d) happy
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Answer: d) happy
Do you know the English adjective “witty”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Roger: What is the new guy at work like?
Steve: Very witty. He’s always telling jokes.
Does it mean:
a) funny
b) annoying
c) irritating
d) strange
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Answer: a) funny
Do you know the English adjective “glum”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Sarah: What’s wrong? You are looking glum today.
Andre: My dog is sick.
Does it mean:
a) angry
b) sad
c) frustrated
d) irritated
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Answer: b) sad
Can you complete this English expression? It means “to work very hard“.
Break (one’s)……
a) neck
b) legs
c) back
d) arms
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Answer: c) back
Break (one’s) back
Which of these words means “very big“?
a) colossal
b) bemused
c) horrid
d) disarray
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Answer: a) colossal
Which of these words/expressions means “easy and with no problems“?
a) fastidious
b) plain sailing
c) abhorrent
d) complicated
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Answer: b) plain sailing
Do you know the English adjective “abysmal“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Dave: How was the new TV show last night?
Ollie: It was abysmal. I couldn’t watch it.
Does it mean:
a) very good
b) too late
c) very complicated
d) very bad
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Answer: d) very bad
Do you know the English word “chatterbox“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Rebecca: Sue called. I was on the phone for two hours.
Ben: She’s a chatterbox, isn’t she?
Does it mean:
a) someone who gossips about people
b) someone who talks a lot
c) someone who likes to call people
d) someone who telephones you
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Answer: b) someone who talks a lot
Do you know the English verb “to mumble“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Josh: Can you hear the teacher in class?
Sally: No, he mumbles, so it is hard to catch what he is saying.
Does it mean:
a) speak loudly and in an unclear way
b) speak quietly and in an unclear way
c) speak clearly
d) speak in an angry way
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Answer: b) speak quietly and in an unclear way
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