DESCRIBING PEOPLE IN ENGLISH - EXERCISE 3/EFL (B1/B2)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

Continue practising vocabulary for describing people — their appearance, personality, and character. This is exercise 3 in the series.

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Choose the word that is similar in meaning to the word in italics

1. Q: Is John a generous person? A: Yes, he's quite . (unselfish/selfish)✓

2. Q: Is Maria trustworthy? A: Yes, she's very . (reliable/practical)✓

3. Q: Is Edward a sensible person? A: Yes, he's quite . (reasonable/rebellious)✓

4. Q: Is your sister shy? A: Yes, she's quite . (bashful/impartial)✓

5. Q: Is Phil an adventurous guy? A: Yes, he's . (fearless/unselfish)✓

6. Q: Is Victoria a happy woman? A: Yes, she's pretty . (content/reliable)✓

7. Q: Is his brother arrogant? A: Yes, he's quite . (conceited/calm)✓

8. Q: Is your grandmother always so calm? A: Yes, she's pretty . (relaxed/agitated)✓

9. Q: Is your grandfather always so irritable? A: Yes, he's pretty . (cranky/relaxed)✓

10. Q: Is Jim's daughter very smart? A: Yes, she's quite . (clever/friendly)✓

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MORE DESCRIBING PEOPLE VOCABULARY:
Describing people 1 (A2/B1)
Describing people 2 (B1/B2)
Describing people 3 (B1/B2)
Emotions and feelings 1 (A2/B1)
Emotions and feelings 2 (A2/B1)

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