Ingles A
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1 FAMILY Choose the correct answer 1 Your brother's son is your 2 Your father's brother is your 3 Your brother's daugther is your 4 Your mother's sister is your 5 A woman on her wedding day is 6 Your brother's brother is your
a) nephew a) aunt a) niece a) aunt a) doll a) brother
b) cousin b) uncle b) nephew b) sister b) bride b) uncle
c) niece c) cousin c) wife c) wife c) maid c) cousin
3 ANAGRAMS Put the letters in order, and fill the gaps Example EACDTNOES (noun) a short, interesting story. At the conference John told some humorous about his days in the army. Answer: At the conference John told some humorous ANECDOTES about his days in the army. 1 ANICDD (adjective) straightforward, open and sincere Peter had a very CANDID discussion with Jim about his jos prospects. 2 ULDAOIGE (noun) convertion between two or more people. The film was actionpacked, but the DIALOGUE was awful. 3 NROAARGT (adjective) showing too much selfimportance or selfworth Many succesful politicians are often accused of being ARROGANT. 4 EEINNLT (adjective) permissive, not strict The teacher accused John's parents of being too LENIENT with John. 5 OVCENI (noun) a begginer, a person new to an activity. Where did you learn to do that? You are not bad for a NOVICE. 6 MALOER (noun) the stateof spirit of a person or group. The team's MORALE is extremely low after their recent run of defeats.
a) nephew a) aunt a) niece a) aunt a) doll a) brother
b) cousin b) uncle b) nephew b) sister b) bride b) uncle
c) niece c) cousin c) wife c) wife c) maid c) cousin
3 ANAGRAMS Put the letters in order, and fill the gaps Example EACDTNOES (noun) a short, interesting story. At the conference John told some humorous about his days in the army. Answer: At the conference John told some humorous ANECDOTES about his days in the army. 1 ANICDD (adjective) straightforward, open and sincere Peter had a very CANDID discussion with Jim about his jos prospects. 2 ULDAOIGE (noun) convertion between two or more people. The film was actionpacked, but the DIALOGUE was awful. 3 NROAARGT (adjective) showing too much selfimportance or selfworth Many succesful politicians are often accused of being ARROGANT. 4 EEINNLT (adjective) permissive, not strict The teacher accused John's parents of being too LENIENT with John. 5 OVCENI (noun) a begginer, a person new to an activity. Where did you learn to do that? You are not bad for a NOVICE. 6 MALOER (noun) the stateof spirit of a person or group. The team's MORALE is extremely low after their recent run of defeats.
