Family Expressions Quiz
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What is the purpose of visiting www.engvid.com after watching the video?

  • To subscribe to a newsletter
  • To purchase educational materials
  • To access a different video content
  • To take a quiz on expressions learned (correct)

Which action is NOT recommended at the end of the video?

  • Taking a quiz on the website
  • Watching Teacher Emma live (correct)
  • Subscribing to the YouTube channel
  • Ringing the bell for notifications

What type of resources can be found on the YouTube channel mentioned in the video?

  • Exclusive content exclusively on vocabulary
  • Resources on grammar, pronunciation, and writing skills (correct)
  • Only live teaching sessions
  • Only resources on listening skills

What is expressed gratitude for at the beginning of the message?

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What is the suggested action after watching the video?

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What does the term 'the favorite' refer to in a family context?

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What does 'the black sheep' in a family typically represent?

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What game did Emma and Audra decide to play concerning family expressions?

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According to Emma, why might having a 'favorite' child not necessarily be a good thing?

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Who did Audra and Emma determine might be the black sheep in their family?

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What might Audra's action of pointing down signify during their discussion?

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How does Emma describe their brother James in relation to being the favorite?

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What is the relationship between Emma and Audra?

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What is meant by a 'black sheep' in a family context?

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Which family expression refers to the youngest child in a family?

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What characteristic defines a 'daddy's girl'?

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What does it mean to be the 'spitting image' of someone?

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In terms of family resemblance, what does the phrase 'to take after' mean?

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Which sibling is identified as the middle child in the discussion?

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What does it mean when someone says they 'get along' with someone?

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Who is recognized as the 'baby of the family'?

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How does Audra describe her relationship with their father?

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What role does the narrator take in maintaining relationships with relatives?

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In family dynamics, what does the term 'middle child' imply?

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How is Audra's nature described in relation to social interactions?

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What is a common trait shared by the narrator and their dad?

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Why does Audra identify as a 'daddy's girl'?

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What does it mean when someone is described as a 'mama's boy'?

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What is a key characteristic of a 'mama's boy' as discussed?

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What does the expression 'runs in the family' refer to?

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In the discussion, what trait was mentioned as running in the family?

<p>A sweet tooth (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'to follow in someone's footsteps' mean?

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Who is identified as the 'breadwinner' in a family?

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In Audra's family, who takes on the role of the stay-at-home parent?

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What is a potential negative perception of being a 'mama's boy'?

<p>Being seen as dependent or overly attached to one’s mother (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one reason Audra's brother, James, is not considered a mama's boy?

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What cultural difference is mentioned regarding men living with their mothers?

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What does the term 'stay-at-home parent' imply?

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What was Audra's professional situation in relation to her father's career?

<p>She works in the same corporate office as her father. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes being the 'breadwinner'?

<p>Earning the majority of the family's income. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Favorite child

The child in a family that parents like the most.

Favorite Child Example

A person in a family that parents might like the most.

Black sheep

The family member who causes problems or embarrasses the family.

Black Sheep Example

The family member who often does things that embarrass the family.

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Family Expression

A phrase or word used to describe something about a family

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Family Expressions - Example

Expressions used to talk about family members' characteristics.

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Sibling

A brother or sister.

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Troublemaker

Someone who creates problems or difficulties.

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Baby of the family

The youngest person in a family, whether a child or an adult, based on birth order.

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Daddy's girl

A child (or woman) with a close, strong relationship with their father.

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Spitting image

Looking exactly like another person.

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To take after

To resemble a family member in appearance or character.

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Get along with someone

Having a peaceful and friendly relationship with someone.

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Middle child

The child born in the middle of siblings.

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Eldest sibling

The oldest sibling in a family.

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Strong connection

A close, intimate relationship.

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Family member similar in interest

A person within the family sharing the same interests.

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Introverted person

A person who prefers solitary activities and less interaction.

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Close Relationship with relatives

Having a strong bond with family members.

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Intellectual person

A person who loves reading, learning, curious about topics.

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Organized person

A person who likes to make lists and do things in specific order.

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Good sense of fashion

Has an excellent eye for styles and outfits.

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Mama's boy

A man or boy who has a very close, sometimes unhealthy, relationship with his mother.

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Independent

Able to make decisions and take care of oneself without relying on others.

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Runs in the family

A trait or characteristic that many people in a family share, often due to genetics or upbringing.

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Sweet tooth

A strong desire for sweets.

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Follow in someone's footsteps

To do the same kind of work or activity as someone else in the family.

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Breadwinner

The person in a family who earns the most money to support the family.

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Stay-at-home parent

A parent who stays at home to care for children and the household instead of working outside the home.

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Sole breadwinner

The only person in a family who earns money to support the household.

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Cultural difference

Variations in beliefs, customs, and practices between different groups of people.

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Genetic trait

A characteristic passed down from parents to their children through genes.

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Personality characteristic

A specific quality or trait that makes up someone's personality.

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Corporate office

A workplace for a large company or corporation.

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Business person

Someone who works in a business or manages a company.

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Sole person working

The only person in a family who has a paid job.

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Stay-at-home dad

A father who stays home to care for children and the household.

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YouTube Channel

A platform where you can find videos on various topics, including English learning resources like grammar, pronunciation, and writing skills.

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Subscribe to a Channel

To follow a specific channel on YouTube to receive notifications about new videos and content.

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Ring the Bell

To enable notifications on a YouTube channel so you are alerted when new videos are uploaded.

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Take a Quiz

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Study Notes

Family Expressions

  • Favorite Child: The child parents like best. Not necessarily a positive thing.
  • Black Sheep: The troublemaker or embarrassing member of the family.
  • Baby of the Family: The youngest person, can be a child or adult based on birth order.
  • Daddy's Girl: A child (or adult) with a close relationship to their father.
  • Spitting Image: Looking exactly like another family member.
  • Take After: Being similar to a family member in appearance or character.
  • Get Along With: Having a peaceful and friendly relationship.
  • Mama's Boy: A man with a very close relationship to his mother, sometimes considered unhealthy if too close.
  • Runs in the Family: A trait, characteristic, or genetic tendency shared by many people in the family.
  • Follow in Someone's Footsteps: Doing the same thing or type of job as a family member.
  • Breadwinner: The person who earns the income to support the family.
  • Stay-at-Home Parent: A parent who does not work outside the home and is responsible for household tasks and childcare.

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Test your knowledge of common family-related expressions and idioms. This quiz covers terms that describe family dynamics and relationships, from the 'black sheep' to the 'breadwinner'. See how well you understand the nuances of family language!

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