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VOCABULARY Adjectives: personality
1 Complete the crossword.
4
S
9
I
5
M
7
S
10
I
3
G
1
C U R I O U 2 S
11
F
8
S
Across
1 He asks a lot of questions in class.
He’s very curious .
5 They never spend money.
They’re .
7 She didn’t laugh at the film.
She’s very .
9 You never listen to other people’s ideas.
You’re really .
10 He did well in the test.
He’s .
11 She always talks to me.
She’s .
Down
1 I’m going to pass the exam.
I feel
about it.
2 We didn’t enjoy the party.
We’re a bit .
3 You often give me presents.
You’re very .
4 She always gives good practical advice. She’s
very .
6 Megan is three. She doesn’t know much
about the world. She’s .
8 We cried when we watched that sad film.
We’re really .
6
I
2 Choose the correct answers.
He wants to be a film star. He’s very .
a generous b ambitious c mean
1 Our sister plays basketball, tennis and
football. She’s very .
a innocent b intelligent c active
2 My dad can repair bikes because he’s .
a innocent b intolerant c practical
3 You must be more and try to
understand other people.
a tolerant b active c mean
4 I’m a very person. I get what I want!
a generous b determined c friendly
5 Don’t be ! Come and talk to us!
a shy b sensible c sensitive
6 You aren’t very . What’s happened?
a mean b cheerful c curious
3 Complete the text with words in
exercises 1 and 2.
Actor Daniel Radcliffe
is famous because he
played Harry Potter,
but what is Daniel
really like and what
do we know about his
personality?
Daniel smiles a lot
and he’s a cheerful
person. He’s 1
to his fans and he often says
‘hello’ to them.
The actor is very rich, but he doesn’t buy a
lot of expensive things, he’s always very
2
with his money. He isn’t a mean
person – he’s 3 and he sometimes
gives money to help charities.
We know that he’s 4 because he
did very well in his exams at school. He wants to
learn new things so he’s a 5 person,
too. He also reads a lot of books and he can be
very quiet and 6 .
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