ESL/Vocabulary practice test | At a party (parties, dinner parties, other social gatherings)

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Topic: At a party (parties, dinner parties, other social gatherings)

Choose the word that best fits the sentence.

We must have a little ________ one of these days!
a. invitation
b. get-together
Hey, come over Friday. We're having a ________ party for Betty.
a. birth date
b. birthday
Can I have some of these shrimp? ________ yourself!
a. Take
b. Help
Don't forget to ________ the hostess on her new dress.
a. compliment
b. greet
Hey, I know a party we can ________ (show up without being invited).
a. break
b. crash
We're ________ a party next Saturday.
a. making
b. having
Steve and Linda are very social people. They love to ________ guests at their house.
a. visit
b. entertain
Hey, we just finished moving in to our new place. We're having a ________ party next week!
a. house moving
b. housewarming
A dinner when everyone brings food is called a ________ (dinner).
a. polite
b. potluck
Welcome, make yourself ________.
a. like home
b. at home

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