Unit 4.part 4

Question 1

(noun) – the main events of a story, play, or film.

Answer 1

Plot. The plot of the movie was exciting and full of surprises.

Question 2

(noun) – a painting, drawing, or photograph of a person, usually showing the face.

Answer 2

Portrait. The artist painted a beautiful portrait of the old woman.

Question 3

(adverb) – used to say that you think something is true, although you are not certain.

Answer 3

Presumably. Presumably, he missed the train because he woke up late.

Question 4

(noun) – a strong feeling of anger that is difficult to control.

Answer 4

Rage. He was shaking with rage after hearing the news.

Question 5

(noun) – a piece of paper or electronic document showing that you have paid for something.

Answer 5

Receipt. I kept the receipt in case I need to return the item.

Question 6

(adjective) – very unpleasant or disgusting.

Answer 6

Repulsive. The smell from the trash was absolutely repulsive.

Question 7

(phrasal verb) – to have no more of something left.

Answer 7

Run out of. We ran out of milk, so I need to go to the store.

Question 8

(noun) – an action or event that is shocking, embarrassing, or causes public outrage.

Answer 8

Scandal. The politician resigned after the financial scandal.

Question 9

(noun) – the place, time, and environment in which a story or event happens.

Answer 9

Setting. The novel has a beautiful setting in the mountains.

Question 10

(noun) – parts of ownership in a company that can be bought or sold.

Answer 10

Shares. She bought 100 shares in a technology company.

Question 11

(verb) – to move or extend over a place or among people.

Answer 11

Spread. News of the event spread quickly through the town.

Question 12

(verb) – to push a sharp object, usually a knife, into someone or something.

Answer 12

Stab. He was stabbed in the arm during the fight.

Question 13

(verb) – to experience pain, illness, or something unpleasant.

Answer 13

Suffer. She suffered a lot after the accident.

Question 14

(verb) – to continue to live or exist, especially after a dangerous or difficult situation.

Answer 14

Survive. He survived the car crash without any serious injuries.

Question 15

(verb) – to make food, drink, or medicine go down your throat and into your stomach.

Answer 15

Swallow. She swallowed the pill with a glass of water.

Question 16

(phrasal verb) – to leave the ground (about an aircraft).

Answer 16

Take off. The plane took off on time.

Question 17

(noun) – a desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise.

Answer 17

Temptation. He couldn’t resist the temptation to eat chocolate before dinner.

Question 18

(adverb) – in a way that causes great sadness, often because of an accident or disaster.

Answer 18

Tragically. Tragically, the family lost their home in the fire.

Question 19

(noun) – a collection of valuable things, such as gold, jewels, or money.

Answer 19

Treasure. The pirates hid their treasure on a small island.

Question 20

(adjective) – happening at a bad or unexpected time.

Answer 20

Untimely. His death was untimely and shocked everyone.