Unit 4.part 2

Question 1

Verb – to make someone unable to see (literally or figuratively).

Answer 1

Blind. The bright light blinded me for a second.

Question 2

Noun – a woman on her wedding day or just before/after it.

Answer 2

Bride. The bride looked beautiful in her dress.

Question 3

Adjective
Very smart, very impressive, or extremely good.

Answer 3

Brilliant. That was a brilliant idea.

Question 4

Verb
To bite and crush food with your teeth before swallowing.

Answer 4

Chew. Please chew your food slowly.

Question 5

Verb
To be unable to breathe because something is blocking your throat.

Answer 5

Choke. He started to choke on a piece of food.

Question 6

Noun
Something well-known, popular, and considered excellent for a long time (a book, film, song, product, etc.).

Answer 6

Classic. The Godfather” is a classic.

Question 7

Verb
To tell someone a secret or private information because you trust them.

Answer 7

Confide. She confided in me about her problems.

Question 8

Noun
A violent accident, especially involving a vehicle or an aircraft.

Answer 8

Crash. There was a big crash on the motorway.

Question 9

Verb
To want something very much; to have a strong desire for something.

Answer 9

Crave. He craves chocolate late at night.

Question 10

(adjective) – deliberately causing pain or suffering to others; unkind.

Answer 10

Cruel. It was cruel of him to laugh at her mistakes.

Question 11

(adjective) – in a state of decline or deterioration, especially in morals or culture.

Answer 11

Decadent. Some people believe modern society is becoming decadent.

Question 12

(verb) – to protect someone or something from harm, attack, or criticism.

Answer 12

Defend. The lawyer defended her client in court.

Question 13

(adjective) – final, complete, or providing a clear answer; not able to be changed.

Answer 13

Definitive . This is the definitive guide to learning English.

Question 14

(adjective) – feeling or showing a hopeless need or desire; willing to do anything to change a difficult situation.

Answer 14

Desperate. He was desperate for help after losing his job.

Question 15

(noun) – a sudden event that causes great damage, harm, or loss.

Answer 15

Disaster. The earthquake was a terrible disaster for the city.

Question 16

(phrasal verb) – to force someone or something to leave a place.

Answer 16

Drive out. The new law helped drive out illegal businesses from the city.

Question 17

(noun) – an agreement to get married.

Answer 17

Engagement. They announced their engagement last week.

Question 18

(adjective) – lasting forever; never ending.

Answer 18

Eternal. They promised each other eternal love.

Question 19

(noun) – information, facts, or signs that show whether a belief or statement is true.

Answer 19

Evidence. The police found evidence at the crime scene.

Question 20

(phrasal verb) – to begin to love or have strong romantic feelings for someone.

Answer 20

Fall for someone. He fell for her the first time they met.