Emily isn't married, and she isn't in a romantic relationship. What is her marital status?, divorced, single, engaged, married, “My sister is getting married next summer. She and her boyfriend have already chosen a wedding date.” They are _____., divorced, single, engaged, separated, Daniel is getting married next month. He is introducing his future wife to his friends. She is his _____., spouse, fiancé, fiancée, sister-in-law, After ten years of marriage, Mark and Lisa decided to end their marriage legally. They are now _____., engaged, divorced, single children, newlyweds, Emma has no brothers or sisters. She is an _____., only child, middle child, firstborn, follower, Tom is the oldest of three children in his family. He is the _____., only child, middle child, firstborn, youngest child, Mia has an older brother and a younger sister. She is the _____., only child, middle child, firstborn, only sibling, “My parents always tell me to be like my aunt. She works hard, helps others, and never gives up.” Her aunt is Mia's _____., know-it-all, role model, follower, pessimist, Mia always lets other people make decisions and simply does what they tell her to do. She is a _____., born leader, problem solver, follower, role model, Daniel naturally organizes the group, makes decisions, and encourages everyone to work together. He is a _____., know-it-all, born leader, pessimist, follower, “You don't need to explain anything! I know everything about everything!” What might people call this person?, A role model, A problem solver, A know-it-all, A forgiving person, “Don't worry! We have prepared well, and I believe we will pass the exam.” This person is a/an _____., pessimist, optimist, follower, know-it-all, “We will probably lose the match. Nothing ever goes well for our team!” This person is a/an _____., optimist, born leader, pessimist, problem solver, The word lunar is related to the _____., Sun, Moon, Ocean, mountains, Sarah always thinks about other people's feelings. She helps her classmates when they are upset. She is _____., inconsiderate, considerate, immature, Moody, Tom's friend accidentally broke his favorite cup. Tom forgave him and didn't stay angry. Tom is _____., Forgiving, unreliable, irresponsible, moody, Our travel plans changed because of the rain, but Lina was happy to try something different. She is _____., stubborn, flexible, immature, careless, Jack promises to help his friends and always arrives on time. He is very _____., moody, immature, reliable, pessimistic, A student admits that she made a mistake, even though she knows she may lose marks. She shows _____., honesty, moodiness, pessimism, immaturity, During the football match, Omar congratulated the winning team and accepted the result without arguing. He showed good _____., sacrifice, sportsmanship, moodiness, pessimism, Your friend is explaining something, but you want to add an idea politely. What should you say?, Stop talking!, Excuse me, may I interrupt?, You are wrong!, I don't care!, Your teacher is speaking, and you would like to ask a question politely. Which expression is best?, Answer me now., Don't speak!, Excuse me, do you mind if I ask a question?, You need to listen to me., You interrupted your friend to answer the phone. Now you want to continue your original story. What should you say?, Anyway, as I was saying, we arrived at the hotel late., May I see your passport, please?, Could you fill in this form?, Do you have a reservation?, You interrupted your explanation, and now you want to return to your original point. Which phrase is suitable?, Could you book a room?, To get back to what I was saying, the restaurant was wonderful, Excuse me, may I interrupt?, May I see your passport?, You arrive at a restaurant and want to know whether a table has been booked in your name. Which question might the receptionist ask?, Are you the firstborn?, Do you have any siblings?, Do you have a reservation?, Are you a role model?, You arrive at a hotel, and the receptionist needs your personal information. What might they say?, Could you fill in this form, please?, Could you interrupt this form, please?, Could you return to this topic, please?, Could you book this passport, please?, The hotel receptionist needs to check your identity. What might they ask?, May I fill in your passport, please?, May I see your passport, please?, May I interrupt your passport, please?, May I return your passport to the topic, please?, You are checking into a hotel and want a room for three people. Which room should you book?, A double room, A single room, A triple room, A business center, You are traveling by car and want a place to sleep near the highway, with parking close to your room. Which place is most suitable?, A motel, A business center, A swimming pool, A restaurant, You need to print your boarding pass and use a computer at your hotel. Where should you go?, The campground, The business center, The pool, The triple room, We will leave for the airport as soon as we _____ breakfast., will finish, finished, finish, finishing, Please call me when you _____ at the hotel., arriving, will arrive, arrive, arrives, While we _____ to the restaurant, it started to rain., walked, were walking, will walk, are walk, Don't leave the hotel _____ your parents return., while, as soon as, until, during, _____ you leave the campground, make sure you clean your area., Before, Until, While, After, “The hotel was expensive. _____, the service was excellent.” Which discourse marker shows contrast?, Therefore, However, For example, In addition, “Maya studied hard for the exam. _____, she passed with an excellent mark.” Choose the best discourse marker., However, Although, Meanwhile, As a result, “I enjoy outdoor activities. _____, I love camping and hiking.” Which expression introduces examples?, For example, Nevertheless, As a result, Although, Your new hotel room is pretty beautiful!” In this sentence, pretty means _____., fairly or quite, never, almost nothing, slowly, “I pretty much enjoyed my weekend trip.” What does pretty much mean in this context?, I didn't enjoy it at all., I enjoyed it quite a lot / largely, I enjoyed it very slowly., I only enjoyed the hotel room., Where did David go last weekend?, To a big city., To a small town, To another country., To a beach., Why did the family stay at a youth hostel?, It was cheaper than a hotel., It had a large swimming pool., It was next to their school., It was the only place in the town., Why couldn't the family go hiking on Saturday morning?, David was sick., His brother was busy., It was raining., They woke up late, Where did David's family go instead of hiking?, To a shopping center., To a museum., To a campground., To a swimming pool, How did David's brother feel at first?, He was unhappy., He was excited., He was surprised and happy., He was tired and sleepy., Why didn't the family wait for a table at the restaurant?, The restaurant was empty., They arrived very early, David knew the waiter., His father had made a reservation., What did David order at the restaurant?, Fish and potatoes., A vegetable dish, Chicken and rice, Pizza and salad., What does “pretty reasonable” mean when David talks about the prices?, Very expensive., Fairly affordable., Completely free, Very unusual., Where did the family stop on their way home?, Beside a lake., At a hotel., At a museum., At a shopping center., What did David learn from his trip?, It is better to stay home on rainy days., Planning a trip is always difficult., Museums are better than mountains., We can still enjoy ourselves when plans change.

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