5 questions

Vocabulary in Context

Hurry up, or we will ___ the last bus home.

  • a.lose
  • b.fail
  • c.miss
  • d.drop

We 'miss' a bus or train when we do not catch it in time. 'Lose' means you can no longer find something you own.

Vocabulary in Context

Can you ___ a photo of us in front of the castle?

  • a.take
  • b.make
  • c.do
  • d.get

The fixed expression is 'take a photo'. English uses 'take' with photos, not 'make' or 'do'.

Vocabulary in Context

This restaurant is very ___ — a small pizza costs twenty pounds.

  • a.cheap
  • b.free
  • c.easy
  • d.expensive

If a small pizza costs a lot of money, the restaurant is 'expensive'. 'Cheap' is the opposite and would not match the high price.

Vocabulary in Context

I usually ___ up at seven o'clock on weekdays.

  • a.stand
  • b.get
  • c.take
  • d.go

The phrasal verb 'get up' means to leave your bed in the morning. 'Stand up' means to move from sitting to standing.

Vocabulary in Context

My brother is very ___; he never gives money to anyone.

  • a.kind
  • b.funny
  • c.mean
  • d.tall

A person who never shares money is 'mean' (not generous). 'Kind' is the opposite, describing someone helpful and generous.

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