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Which of the following words could be used to describe a person who always gives their opinion and is not afraid to speak their mind?

  • Self-centered
  • Hesitant
  • Talkative
  • Outgoing (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a synonym for "unselfish"?

  • Selfish (correct)
  • Generous
  • Kind
  • Thoughtful

What does the phrase "thick as thieves" mean?

Two people are very close and share secrets. They are usually inseparable.

What does "at arm's length" mean?

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What is the main idea of the open discussion activity about families?

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The sentence “We can stay out late night, there are no classes tomorrow” is an example of the use of the verb “can”.

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If I want to be in shape, I ______ to exercise regularly.

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the verb "have to"?

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Jack and Jill were talking about ________ first impression before going to bed.

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The sentence "You don't need to go shopping, we have got few eggs and some rice."

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Which sentence uses the word "few" correctly?

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What does the phrase "Start off on the wrong foot" mean?

<p>To make a bad first impression and potentially damage a relationship.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jill think of her friend Shimaa?

<p>Open-minded, sweet, kind, humble, reliable, unselfish.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jill think of her friend Bob?

<p>Unreliable and pessimistic.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jill think of her friend from America?

<p>Honest, optimistic, outgoing and knows how to stay calm, but seems a little shallow at times.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following words is NOT used to describe Jack's friend from America?

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Which sentence is used to describe Bob?

<p>He's a total loner, no friends, no family members, nothing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Family Relationships

Vocabulary related to family members and their interactions

Expressions (Family)

Common phrases used to describe family dynamics

First Impression

Initial perceptions of someone

Personality Adjectives

Words describing personality traits

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Future Tense

Describing events that will happen (in the future)

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Possessive 's

Showing ownership or belonging

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(A lot/Few/A little)

Quantity words for countable and uncountable nouns

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Media

Different forms of communication

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Relative Clause (Who)

Clauses that modify people

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Relative Clause (Which/That)

Clauses modifying things/animals

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Relative Clause (Whose)

Possessive relative clauses for people and things

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Transportation

Different methods of travel

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Relative Clause (Whom)

Object clause relating to people

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Mobile Phones

Vocabulary related to mobile phones and their features

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Work

Vocabulary related to employment

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Privacy

Maintaining private information and rights

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Employment Benefits

Advantages provided by an employer

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Dress Code

Rules regarding attire at work

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Wages/Salary

Payment for work rendered

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Study Notes

Level 6/Class 1: Family Relationships

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Punished, Abusive, Allowance, Rebellious, Wife, Mom, Law, Loner, Affair, etc.
  • Expressions: Includes phrases like An old friend/ally/enemy etc, Trouble maker, be on good/bad/friendly etc., terms, like father like son, At arm's length, Thick as thieves, Family reunion.
  • Listening: Discusses the meaning of family and common family issues.

Level 6/Class 2: First Impressions

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Snobbish, Humble, Conceited, Deep, etc.
  • Expressions: Includes phrases like People say first impressions count, People form opinions about you, Leave a good impression, Lasting Impressions, etc.
  • Listening: Covers insights on first impressions, and their impact.

Level 6/Class 3: Future

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Destiny, Mystery, Traditions, Impractical, etc.
  • Expressions: Includes phrases like How will you face your fear?, Fulfilling my dreams, I regret doing...., I wish if I can change the past...
  • Listening: Focuses on experts' predictions about future.

Level 6/Class 4: Media

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Communication, Broadcast, Audiovisual, Media, Disseminate, Content, etc.
  • Expressions: Includes phrases like Store, transmit, and receive digital information, Influence and effects, New-age media (digital media).
  • Listening: Details insights on media and its effects.

Level 6/Class 5: Mobile Phones

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Cellular, Antenna, Device, Keypad, Application, Prepaid etc
  • Expressions: Covers phrases like Harmful to human health, For a variety of purposes, Restrict the use of mobile phones, etc.
  • Listening: Highlights the importance of mobile phones in daily life.

Level 6/Class 6: Privacy

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Policy, Penetrate, Usability, Stalker, Human, Security, Stolen, etc.
  • Expressions: Covers phrases like Being watched, Ask for permission, To keep an eye on someone, Penetrate your privacy, etc.
  • Listening: Focuses on the importance and challenges surrounding privacy.

Level 6/Class 7: Transportation

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Motorcycles, Rocket, Route, Trucks, Boat, Airways, Rail, etc.
  • Expressions: Covers phrases like Vehicles are pulled by cables, Enabled trade between peoples, High-speed passenger train, etc.
  • Listening: Focuses on the history and impact of transportation.

Level 6/Class 8: Work

  • Vocabulary: Includes terms like Handle, Supervisor, Casual , Full-time, Wages etc.
  • Expressions: Covers phrases like Dress code is smart casual, Your contract will be terminated, I am a hard worker, etc
  • Listening: Focuses on job-related topics like finding and discussing jobs.

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