Building Wisdom with Virtues Level 1

Questions and Answers

What does the term 'Cement' refer to in the context of building relationships?

To end a friendship

To create a barrier between friends

To make an agreement stronger (correct)

To initiate a conflict

Which action is most likely to 'spoil a friendship'?

Betraying a trust (correct)

Supporting each other during tough times

Communicating openly about issues

Sharing personal experiences

What does 'Keep in touch' mean?

To ignore someone

To break off connections

To avoid communication

To maintain communication (correct)

If someone 'strikes up' a conversation, what are they doing?

Starting a conversation Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'Mutual Friend'?

A friend of two people who may or may not know each other Signup and view all the answers

Which phrase would imply a deterioration in friendship?

She lost touch with him Signup and view all the answers

If a light or machine 'goes off', what happens?

It breaks down or stops working Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of 'Close Friends' in the context provided?

Friends who know each other well and often support one another Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary Definitions

Power Failure: An interruption in the supply of electricity, indicating an outage or electrical issue.
Bump sth against sth: Refers to an action where one unintentionally collides with an object, usually resulting in a minor injury.
Casual Acquaintance: A person known slightly but not intimately, someone beyond mere recognition but not considered a close friend.
Cement (verb): To solidify a concept, relationship, or agreement by making it stronger or more durable.
Flush the Loo: The act of clearing waste from a toilet; an essential hygiene practice.
Go off (verb): To stop functioning or operating, often used concerning machines and electronics.
Keep in Touch: Maintaining communication with someone, emphasizing ongoing connection.
Lock s.o out: The act of restricting someone's access to a place, often by securing an entrance.
Mutual Friend: A shared connection between two people, serving as a link in their relationship.
Strike up (verb): To initiate a conversation or relationship with someone, often unexpectedly.

Sentence Completion Context

Cemented: Highlights the strengthening of the university's links with other academic institutions through an exchange scheme.
Ruin: The potential negative impact on friendships if experiences lead to unfavorable outcomes.
Close Friends: Denotes a small, intimate group that provides strong emotional bonds.
Rekindle: Opportunities to restore old friendships after time apart.
Strikes Up: Refers to feelings of jealousy that arise when a significant other forms new friendships.
Getting Along: Indicates improving relationships or harmony between individuals.
As a token of our friendship: A gesture symbolizing goodwill and the strength of a relationship.
Lose touch: The act of letting a past friendship fade, often against advice from friends.
Keep in touch: Suggests efforts to maintain relationships, especially after significant life changes.
Mutual Friend: Describes how connections are often formed through shared acquaintances.

Key Vocabulary in Friendship Context

Spoil a Friendship (with sb): The act of damaging or ending a relational bond, leading to conflict or estrangement.
Translation: The term translates to "បំផ្លាញមិត្តភាព" in Khmer, emphasizing its cultural relevance.

General Themes

Emphasizes the importance of maintaining and nurturing friendships.
Highlights potential pitfalls in relationships and how communication plays a crucial role in sustaining them.
Encourages an understanding of various social dynamics involved in friendships and relationships.

Description

This quiz focuses on matching words with their definitions to enhance vocabulary and understanding of virtues. Suitable for Level 1 students, it encourages learning through associations. Test your knowledge and build a strong foundation in language skills.