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What is the phrasal verb that means to relax and rest?
chill out
Which phrasal verb means to think of an idea or plan?
 
come up with
 
work (something) out
 
try (something) out
 
make up
Which phrasal verb means to start a journey?
 
set off
 
take off
 
hit it off
 
go off
Which is the correct meaning of "work (something) out" ?
 
find an answer to something
 
spend a lot of time doing something
 
think of an idea
 
avoid doing difficult activities
What does it mean to "rely / depend on" someone?
to trust someone to do something
What does "fall out with (someone)" mean?
have an argument with someone
Which phrasal verb means to experiment with an idea?
 
try (something) out
 
try (something) on
 
try with (something)
 
try (something) around
Which phrasal verb means to immediately like each other and become friendly?
 
hit it off
 
get along
 
get over (something)
 
take on
Complete the sentence: "When you're next at school, ____ out ___ George. He's always wearing a blue jacket".
look out for = try to notice
Which phrasal verb means to be similar to someone in your family who is older than you?
 
take after
 
look after
 
take on
 
look like
To think about something in the past is to...
 
look back at (something)
 
look up to (something)
 
take after (something)
 
come up with (something)
To admire someone is to _______________ them.
 
look up to
 
take after
 
look back at
 
take up
An adjective to describe someone who is kind and gives emotional support to others: C_____
caring
An adjective to describe someone who is slightly rude or showing no respect, but often in a funny way: C_____
cheeky
When an adult behaves badly in the way a child would, they are...
childish
Willing to help or do what people ask: C__________
cooperative
The adjective form of "criticise / criticize"
critical
having or involving a lot of energy
energetic
What is the adjective form of "enthusiasm" ?
enthusiastic
The opposite of lazy: H__________
hardworking
Someone who makes you feel annoyed is i_________
irritating
______ people behave like adults in a way that shows they are well developed emotionally:
 
mature
 
thoughful
 
reliable
 
sensitive
Someone who is able to plan things carefully and keep things neat is o________
organised
What is the adjective form of "patience" ?
patient
A person who behaves well in the way you expect is r_______
reliable
What are the characteristics of a "responsible" person?
 
good judgement, act correctly and make decision on their own
 
hold an important position for a specific job
 
intelligent, patient and sensitive to people's feelings
 
hardworking, energetic and enthusiastic
This person is....
 
self-confident
 
hardworking
 
considerate
 
responsible
Easily upset by the things people say or do: S________
sensitive
Someone who understands and cares about someone else's suffering:
sympathetic
Kind and always thinking about how you can help other people:
thoughtful
What is the opposite of cooperative?
 
uncooperative
 
incooperative
 
imcooperative
 
discooperative
What is the opposite of critical?
 
uncritical
 
incritical
 
imcritical
 
discritical
What is the opposite of enthusiastic?
 
unenthusiastic
 
disenthusiastic
 
inenthusiastic
 
irenthusiastic
What is the opposite of mature?
 
immature
 
unmature
 
non-mature
 
inmature
What is the opposite of organised?
 
disorganised
 
unorganised
 
deorganised
 
inorganised
What is the opposite of reliable?
 
unreliable
 
irreliable
 
dereliable
 
disreliable
What is the opposite of responsible?
 
irresponsible
 
unresponsible
 
disresponsible
 
non-responsible
What is the opposite of sensitive?
 
insensitive
 
unsensitive
 
desensitive
 
dissensitive
What is the opposite of sympathetic?
 
unsympathetic
 
insympathetic
 
dissympathetic
 
resympathetic