1. К определениям приведенным ниже, подберите соответствующие слова из первого списка.

• when your life is not giving you satisfaction - ______________________________

• when you are madly in love or are spiritually uplifted for some reason - _______________________________

• when you are stimulated to creative deeds or words - __________________________

• when someone has done you a favour - ______________________________

• when you cannot make sense of difference conflicting feeling or ideas - ________________________________

• when you have very positive feelings about something - _________________________

• when you are afraid and uncertain about the future - _____________________________

• when you are miserable over a long period of time - _____________________________

• when everything seems wrong in your life - ____________________________________

• when you are slightly nervous or anxious about something in the future - _________________________________

• when you are extremely angry - ________________________________

• when something unpleasant has happened to disturb you. It often combines feelings of both sadness and anger - _____________________________

2. Ответьте на вопросы. (Answer these questions).

• What is the opposite of approachable? _______________________________________

• What word is stronger way of saying obstinate? ________________________________

• If someone is diffident, do they have lots of or little self-confidence? _______________

• How could you describe a greeting that showed exaggerated pleasure? ______________

• Is scrupulous the opposite of unscrupulous? ___________________________________

• Which tends to be more negative, impetuous or impulsive? _______________________

3. Обведите верное слово в представленных ниже предложениях. (Circle the correct word in the sentence below).

• A gullible person believes everything even if it is plausible/implausible.

• I don't find his story at all credible/credulous.

• When marking exams, try to give candidates the advantage/benefit of the doubt.

• A likely/probable story! I don't believe one word you said.

• That may be your view, but don't buy/sell it.

• It is better to take his promises with a pinch of salt/pepper.

• The discovery of some ancient pieces of pottery lends consciousness/credence to the theory that there was once a Roman settlement there.

• The play has been assumed/attributed to Shakespeare.

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