Unit 4 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

We need to sell 100 tickets in order to ____ even; any more than that and we will make a profit.

break

Private jets are __afford____ for most people.

unaffordable

You will need money for lunch and for the bus fare. £10 should ___ it.

cover

I'm not getting much work at the moment, so we're struggling to make ___ meet.

ends

This scheme enables you to rent out a bedroom without being the income.

taxed on

repaid for

spent on

charged for

"rip-off" means

something that isn't worth its price

something you are forced to buy

something that is broken when you buy it

something that is available more cheaply than usual

say two adjectives that mean not having enough money

bankrupt, overdrawn

Say three adjectives to describe having plenty of money

affluent, well-off, prosperous

Your gross income is the money you earn __________.

before tax is taken off it

for a particular piece of work

after tax is taken off it

in a complete year

Because of high energy prices, the company made a last year.

loss

profit

saving

miss

She's written several history books, but ___ and foremost she's a journalist.

first

I live with my sister, but her, I don't know anyone in this town.

other than

more than

different from

let alone

There were a few problems with the lighting, but by and ___ the event was a great success.

large

Which sentence doesn't make sense?

Everything my parents do, they do for good.

You want to be healthier? Well, for a start you should give

We are buying some land with a view to starting a riding sch

I will have to take this medicine for the rest of my life. I have to take this medicine f__ g__

for good

I plan to move to New York at some point, but ___ I'm living with friends in Boston.

for the time being

by and large

for a start

first and foremost

We are hiring two new managers with a view ___ a new office.

to opening

to open

of opening

that we open

I can't afford a bike, ___ alone a car.

let

Which sentence isn't correct?

Lara doesn't get any exercise other than she walks to work.

Other than the occasional yoghurt, I don't eat any dairy pro

We had no money other than the few coins in Jan's pocket.

"stand up to" means

defend yourself against a powerful person or organisation

defeat someone in an argument

refuse to leave a place

strongly criticise someone

You need to stand up ___ your parents and choose the career you really want.

to

against

with

from

He started the business himself and ___ over the years.

built it up

built up it

built up

My brother earns more than me, but once I've got this qualification, my wages should ___ up with his.

catch

She read the letter with an angry expression, and when she had finished, she it up.

tore

burned

threw

sliced

"draw up" means

prepare an official document or plan

prevent progress

reach an agreement

make improvements to a business

I've got a new job and a new girlfriend, so things are starting to up.

look