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Appearance and Personality (B1)

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  • Complete the sentence: In Johannesburg most people _______ (speak) at least five languages.
    speak
  • What does Madonna look like?
    She has long, wavy, blonde hair.
    She has long, blonde, wavy hair.
    She has blonde, long, wavy hair.
  • What can you see in the image?
    A pair of flip flops
  • Complete the sentence: I hate living in Seattle because it _______ (rain, always)
    it always rains.
  • What does Daniel Radcliffe look like?
    He has a beard, blue eyes and dark skin.
    He has blue eyes, brown hair and pale skin.
    He has pale skin, green eyes and a beard.
    He has blue eyes, big ears and a beard.
  • Choose the correct option: The celebrity ______ his birthday suit for this photoshoot.
    is carrying
    is dressing
    is wearing
  • How do you say this word in English: height?
    Height /haɪt/
  • When someone tells other people what to do, this person is...
    bossy
  • How do you say this word in English: lively?
    lively /ˈlaɪvli/
  • Which sentence is correct?
    Do you often go to the cinema?
    Do you go to the cinema often?
    Do you go often to the cinema?
    Do often you go to the cinema?
  • Choose the correct option: You have to ______ in white for the ceremony.
    dress
    wear
    carry
  • How do you say this word in English: raincoat?
    Raincoat /ˈreɪnˌkoʊt/
  • Complete the sentence: Archie ________ (use) his computer at the moment.
    isn't using
  • Complete the sentence: She________ (run) because she's late for her lesson.
    is running
  • Which option is correct?
    My father hardly ever watches football on TV.
    My father watches hardly ever football on TV.
    My father watches football on TV hardly ever.
    My father doesn't hardly ever watch football on TV.
  • When someone think is more important than others, or knows more than others, that person is...
    arrogant
  • What can you see in the image?
    Two bracelets
  • Is this sentence correct: "I'm liking the food in this restaurant".
    It's incorrect. I like the food in this restaurant.
  • When a person is happy and optimistic, this person is...
    cheerful
  • How do you say this word in English: talkative?
    Talkative /ˈtɔkətɪv/