Unit 4 - Vocabulary on Clothing and Shopping

Which term refers to an act of explicating a narrative to convey a message?

What does the expression 'burn a hole in my pocket' imply?

What is the main idea conveyed by the term 'justification'?

Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'to take the backseat'?

What does it mean if someone is described as 'too big for their boots'?

Which term refers to the state of being able to afford something?

What is a common term for buying items impulsively, often during sales or emergencies?

Which word would best describe clothing that is intended for both informal and formal settings?

What does the term 'fashion statement' imply?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of ethical fashion?

Which term refers to a style of fabric pattern that is designed with distinct squares or checked patterns?

Which word describes a person or entity that promotes or sells products?

What is a feature of tailored clothing?

Unit 4 - Vocabulary

Clothing: Includes words like catwalk, cautious, charismatic, combine, compliment, constant, cope, craft, crucial, conscience, fame, fashion, statement, force, meet-up, mend, reflection, reviewer, uncertain, unsure, wrist, bead, cuff, bow, heel, lining, ribbon, sole, vest, buckle, hood, shoelace, zip, casual, formal, checked, fitted, loose, floaty, flowery, ragged, tailor-made, made-to-measure, waterproof
Shopping: Includes words like account, bid, browse, *credit/, debit, card, invoice, loyalty, card, panic, buying, price tag, process, profit, purchase, receipt, stock, refund, self-service, window-shopping
Adjectives & Derivatives: Showing relationships between verbs, nouns, and adjectives: afford, affordability, affordable, benefit, beneficial, consume, consumer, consumption, consumerism

Phrasal Verbs & Expressions.

Phrasal Verbs: Include phrases like end up, turn out, set up
Expressions: Include phrases like at the drop of a hat, below the belt, fit like a glove, keep your hair on, on trend, roll up my sleeves, take second place, too big for my boots. Also burn a hole in my pocket, change your mind, (my) heart sinks, one and the same, pull your socks up, take a backseat, the extent to which

General Vocabulary

Words related to feelings/emotions/reactions: include addicted, age-old, appalling, arguably, awe-inspiring, deny, disapprove, dramatic, head, heartbreak, occasional, opponent, secondary, spectacular, startling, suffering, sustainable, vast

Test your knowledge of vocabulary related to clothing and shopping. This quiz covers a variety of terms including adjectives, expressions, and derivatives used in everyday fashion and retail scenarios. Enhance your language skills while understanding key concepts in the fashion industry.