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Essential English Vocabulary: Focus, Feelings, a ...

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  • A relationship in which a person, thing, or idea is linked with something else:
    Range
    Connection
    Energy
    Mood
  • If you have the power to make decisions about how something is run, you have...
    Control
    Skill
    Energy
    Certain
  • The regular pulse or rhythm in music is called the...
    Beat
    Mood
    Range
    Skill
  • The power and ability to be physically and mentally active is...
    Control
    Certain
    Energy
    Connection
  • Which word means "to take someone's attention away from what they are doing"?
    Concentrate
    Distract
    Ignore
    Improve
  • Relating to activities in which you meet and spend time with other people:
    Sharp
    Steady
    Normally
    Social
  • To get better or to make something better:
    Concentrate
    Damaged
    Distract
    Improve
  • Having no doubt or knowing exactly that something is true:
    Damaged
    Certain
    Social
    Sharp
  • A set of similar things or numbers between two limits is called a...
    Range
    Connection
    Mood
    Beat
  • The way you feel at a particular time (e.g., happy or sad) is your...
    Range
    Social
    Skill
    Mood
  • To carefully listen to, look at, or think about someone or something is to...
    Damaged
    Ignore
    Pay attention
    Seem
  • Harmed, broken, or spoiled:
    Overall
    Steady
    Damaged
    Sharp
  • To intentionally not listen or give attention to something or someone:
    Pay attention
    Improve
    Ignore
    Seem
  • Having a thin edge that can cut, OR referring to a quick and smart mind:
    Steady
    Social
    Certain
    Sharp
  • Usually, or in a regular/ordinary way:
    Normally
    Social
    Overall
    Steady
  • In general, considering everything rather than specific details:
    Certain
    Overall
    Connection
    Range
  • To give the impression of being something (e.g., "You ___ tired today") is to...
    Concentrate
    Ignore
    Improve
    Seem
  • To direct your attention or your efforts towards a particular activity:
    Concentrate
    Seem
    Control
    Distract
  • Happening in a smooth, gradual, and regular way without sudden changes:
    Overall
    Damaged
    Steady
    Certain
  • An ability to do an activity or job well, especially because you have practiced it:
    Energy
    Connection
    Skill
    Mood