Unit 1.part 4

Question 1

is an adjective that means made at home instead of being bought from a shop or factory

Answer 1

Home-made. I love home-made bread — it’s fresher than store-bought.

Question 2

is an adjective that means telling the truth and not lying, stealing, or cheating

Answer 2

Honest. She’s an honest person who never lies.

Question 3

is a verb that means to copy the way someone speaks, moves, or does something.

Answer 3

Imitate. Children often imitate their parents.

Question 4

is an adjective that means kept in prison or detained by the authorities.

Answer 4

Imprisoned. He was imprisoned for stealing money.

Question 5

is used to describe things that two or more people share or have the same.

Answer 5

In common. We have a lot in common — we both love travelling.

Question 6

is an adjective that means not confident about yourself or something; feeling uncertain, unsafe, or anxious.

Answer 6

Insecure. She feels insecure about her appearance.

Question 7

is an adjective that means wanting to know more about something or someone, or showing curiosity or enthusiasm.

Answer 7

Interested. I’m really interested in history.

Question 8

is a noun that usually means a person or thing that kills someone or something.

Answer 8

Killer. The police caught the killer last night.

Question 9

(Noun) is when you do something good or helpful for someone, often without expecting anything in return.

Answer 9

Kindness. I’ll never forget your kindness when I was sick.

Question 10

can be both a noun and a verb,is something you wear on your face for protection, disguise, or performance.

Answer 10

Mask. He wore a mask during the Halloween party.

Question 11

is an adjective (and also a verb) that means fully developed physically, mentally, or emotionally.

Answer 11

Mature. A mature person doesn’t get angry over small things.

Question 12

(Adj) - something special or easy to remember because it was good or unusual.

Answer 12

Memorable. My trip to Paris was really memorable.

Question 13

not clean or tidy; dirty or disorganised.

Answer 13

Messy. Your room is so messy — please clean it up!

Question 14

between about 40 and 60 years old.

Answer 14

Middle-aged. My parents are middle-aged but still very active.

Question 15

often changing mood or becoming angry or unhappy easily.

Answer 15

Moody. She’s quite moody in the mornings before her coffee.

Question 16

trusting people too much or easily believing things, because of having little experience of life.

Answer 16

Naive. He’s so naive that he believed everything she said.

Question 17

means that a room, flat, or house requires painting, repairing, or other improvements to look nice again.

Answer 17

Needs decorating. The kitchen needs decorating; the walls are old and dirty.

Question 18

making a lot of loud sounds or causing much noise.

Answer 18

Noisy. Our neighbours are very noisy; they play music all night.

Question 19

not modern; typical of the past.

Answer 19

Old-fashioned. My grandfather wears old-fashioned clothes, like a hat and suspenders.

Question 20

having too many people or things in one place.

Answer 20

Overcrowded. The bus was so overcrowded that I could hardly breathe.