Access 3 Module Test 7

Vocabulary

Choose the odd one out

1.         [thin, pointed, slim, skinny]

2.             [teenage, old, round, middle-aged]

3.           [tattoos, hair, beard, moustache]

4.          [old, curly, wavy, straight]

5.       [round, full, oval, long]

6.            [well-built, plump, fat, narrow]

7.        [skinny, pale, thin, slim]

8.       [blue, brown, dark, green]

9.                  [pointed, short, tall, of medium height]

Vocabulary

Fill in the right adjective.

1. Edward Scissorhands is one of the most           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest]characters you'll ever meet.

2. Peter can't sit still! He loves sports and dancing. He is so           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest] !

3. Brad's got a lot of friends and meets new people all the time. He's very           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest].

4. Ann has a pleasant personality. She's very           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest].

5. She's always doing crazy things. She's really           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest]!

6. Be careful because he may trick you! He's as           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest] as a fox.

7. She's really           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest] and doesn't like meeting new people very often.

8. J.K. Rowling is the author of the           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest]Harry Potter books that everyone loves.

9. She hasn't got any friends at her new school and feels really           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest].

10. Pete is very good at all subjects at school. He's so           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest]!

11. She's really           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest] ! She always makes me laugh!

12. Don't trust her. She's           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest]and tells lies.

13. I'm not afraid of the dark! I'm very           [charming, brave, clever, shy, sociable, cunning, energetic, lonely, famous, nutty, lovable, funny, dishonest] .

Grammar

Put the adjectives in brackets into the correct form.

1. My sister is        (tall) than me.

2. She's the                 (successful) author in the country.

3. This book is       (bad) than the one I read two weeks ago.

4. This is the      (good) song I've ever heard!

5. Andy is               (friendly) than his brother Jordan.

6. I'm not as          (sociable) as my friend Tom.

7. Penny is not as       (funny) as Brad.

8. My bag is        (big) than my brother's.

9. Look at her hair! It's the         (long) I've ever seen.

10. Annie is         (short) than her sister Jane.

11. My dad is              (serious) than my mum. He never jokes.