Unit 5.part 2

Question 1

(phrasal verb) – to complete a form by writing information on it.

Answer 1

Fill out. Please fill out this application form before the interview.

Question 2

(phrasal verb) – to recover from something, such as an illness, problem, or bad experience.

Answer 2

Get over. It took her a long time to get over the flu.

Question 3

(verb) – to laugh in a light, silly, or nervous way.

Answer 3

Giggle. The children giggled at the funny clown.

Question 4

(adjective) – extremely funny and causing a lot of laughter.

Answer 4

Hilarious. The comedian’s performance was absolutely hilarious.

Question 5

(adjective) – not allowed by law; against the rules or the law.

Answer 5

Illegal. Selling fake documents is illegal in every country.

Question 6

(noun – the act of raising something) – the action of moving something or someone to a higher position.

Answer 6

Lift. The crane gave a lift to the heavy steel beams.

Question 7

(noun) – a glass or clay container with a wide mouth, usually used for storing food or liquids.

Answer 7

Jar. She put the jam in a glass jar.

Question 8

(phrase) – to become annoyed or angry after waiting too long or dealing with something difficult.

Answer 8

Lose(one’s) patience. She lost her patience when the children wouldn’t listen.

Question 9

(noun – another meaning) – something remembered from the past.

Answer 9

Memory. This photo brings back happy memories of my childhood.

Question 10

(noun) – the period of time someone spends serving in the armed forces.

Answer 10

Military service. He completed his military service before starting university.

Question 11

(verb) – to make a long, low sound expressing pain, sadness, or pleasure.

Answer 11

Moan. He moaned loudly when he hit his foot.

Question 12

(noun) – the activity of sewing, knitting, or making decorative designs with a needle and thread.

Answer 12

Needlework. She spends her free time doing needlework and making beautiful patterns.

Question 13

(adjective) – required by a rule, law, or custom; something you must do.

Answer 13

Obligatory. Wearing a seatbelt is obligatory in most cars.

Question 14

(noun) – a hard, flat surface for people to walk on, usually at the side of a road.

Answer 14

Pavement. The children walked safely along the pavement.

Question 15

(noun) – small, smooth stones often found on beaches or riversides..

Answer 15

Pebbles. The children collected colorful pebbles by the river.

Question 16

(noun) – words spoken or thought to communicate with a god or higher power.

Answer 16

Prayer. Every morning, he says a short prayer for his family.

Question 17

(noun) – the state of being alone or free from the attention of others.

Answer 17

Privacy. She closed the door to enjoy some privacy while reading.

Question 18

(adjective) – relating to all people; open or available to everyone.

Answer 18

Public. The park is a public place where everyone can relax.

Question 19

(verb) – to store sounds, images, or information so they can be used later.

Answer 19

Record. She recorded the lecture to listen to it again.

Question 20

(noun) – a device used to operate a machine or device from a distance.

Answer 20

Remote control. She used the remote control to turn on the television.