Final Test. Use of Language (The first term)

Match the adjectives describing personality with their opposites .

Match the adjectives with their similar meanings.

What words don't describe someone's build?

wavy, slim, elderly, plump, medium-build, blond, beard, overweight, almond-shaped

What words don't describe someone's height?

tall, young, attractive, medium-height, plump

What words don't describe someone's hair?

middle-aged, curly, slim, wavy, blond, freckles, bald, tall

What words don't describe someone's eyes?

overweight, expressive, young, wavy, green, almond-shaped, beard

What words don't describe someone's age?

elderly, young, tattoo, plump, middle-aged, green, attractive

What words don't describe someone's looks?

curly, handsome, good-looking, bald, wrinkles, attractive, moustache

What words don't describe someone's special features?

moustache, wrinkles, tall, bald, tattoo, freckles, slim, beard, young

Choose the correct answers from the words for the questions.

What is a painting of a person called:                     [a portrait painting, a landscape paining]?

When a picture doesn’t represent real life, is it           [realistic, abstract]?

What is a three-dimensional work of art called:              [a sculpture, a caricature]?

What is the kind of art that people do in the street called:          [graffiti, cartoons]?

What is a pencil drawing called:              [a still life, sketch]?

What is a temporary collection of art called:               [an exhibition, a gallery]?

What is the wooden or metal outside of a painting called:          [a frame, a canvas]?

What adjectives are formed their opposites with the prefix un-?

What adjectives are formed their opposites with the prefix un-?

What adjectives are formed their opposites with the prefix in-?

What adjectives are formed their opposites with the prefix dis-?

What adjectives are formed their opposites with the prefix im-?