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Gold Experience B2 Unit 1

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  • Reject or ignore something or someone as unimportant or unworthy of consideration.
    Dismiss
  • I __________ an interesting book at the bookstore yesterday.
    Come across
  • Express prolonged and exaggerated dissatisfaction or unhappiness.
    Moan about
  • Intense or overpowering, often in a challenging or emotional context.
    Overwhelming
  • The support from the community was __________; I felt so grateful.
    Overwhelming
  • The thought of public speaking __________ him_____________.
    Send sb into a cold sweat
  • The final exam was __________; I was so anxious.
    Nerve-racking
  • Encounter or find by chance.
    Come across
  • Invent or think of (an idea, plan, solution, etc.).
    Come up with
  • Lacking interest, excitement, or brightness; boring.
    Dull
  • Worthwhile
    Is it more _____ to take calculated risks or play it safe in various aspects of life, such as career choices or personal endeavours?
  • Unwilling or hesitant to do something.
    Reluctant
  • He would always __________no matter what.
    Complain about
  • Don't __________ yourself into one career path; explore your options.
    Pigeonhole sb
  • Stop __________ and take action.
    Whinging
  • Extremely stressful or anxiety-inducing.
    Nerve-racking
  • She had an __________ tomorrow.
    Audition
  • (Pigeonhole, unfold)
    When faced with an unfamiliar situation, do you tend to dismiss it or _____ it based on initial impressions, or do you give it a chance to _____?
  • (Reluctant)
    What advice would you give someone who is _____ to give something new a go because they fear the unknown or the potential for failure?
  • An obstacle or difficulty that needs to be overcome.
    Hurdle
  • Can you __________ a creative solution to this problem?
    Come up with
  • The act of setting up a portable shelter made of fabric stretched over a frame, often used for camping.
    to pitch a tent
  • These shoes are so __________; I can wear them all day.
    Comfortable
  • (Pressure, effective)
    10. How do you personally deal with _____ and stressful situations? Are there any strategies you find particularly _____?
  • (Hurdle)
    Can you share an experience where you faced a significant _____ and how you overcame it?
  • The lecture on the topic was so __________ that I fell asleep.
    Dull The lecture on the topic was so __________ that I fell asleep.
  • Providing physical ease and relaxation; free from discomfort.
    Comfortable
  • (Overwhelming)
    Can you think of a time when you had an _____ experience, whether positive or negative, and how did you handle it?
  • Categorize or classify someone or something in a narrow or limited way.
    Pigeonhole sb
  • We decided to __________ a tent during our camping trip to stay the night.
    Pitch
  • Make someone extremely anxious or frightened.
    Send sb into a cold sweat
  • The cabin in the mountains was so __________ and inviting.
    Cosy
  • (Challenges)
    What types of _____ do you find most nerve-racking, and how do you cope with them?
  • Despite the challengesthe project was __________ in the end.
    Worthwhile
  • (Shy away)
    How important is it to embrace challenges rather than _____ from them in personal growth and development?
  • Don't __________ from challenges; embrace them.
    Shy away
  • Avoid or evade something, often due to fear or hesitation.
    Shy away
  • (Worthwhile)
    In your opinion, what makes an experience _____, especially when it's your first time doing something?
  • (Audition)
    7. Have you ever had to _____ for something, whether it was a job, a role in a play, or another opportunity?
  • She would constantly __________ but never quit.
    Moan about
  • Warm, comfortable, and inviting, typically in a small and intimate setting.
    Cosy
  • An expression of dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
    Complaint
  • Don't __________ his ideas so quickly; they might have potential.
    Dismiss
  • His constant __________ were getting annoying
    Complaints
  • Deserving of time, effort, or attention because it's valuable or beneficial.
    Worthwhile
  • Don't let that __________ discourage you; keep trying.
    Hurdle
  • Express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
    Complain about
  • A performance or interview to assess someone's suitability, typically for a role in a play, movie, or job.
    Audition
  • Complain or protest about something in a peevish or irritating way.
    Whinge
  • She was __________ to try bungee jumping but she gave it a go.
    Reluctant
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