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2.Match the word and it’s definition

1. Cautiousness – ability to take great care.

2. Politeness – ability to be always well–mannered.

3. Optimism – ability to believe that everything will be fine.

4. Self-reliance – ability to depend only on one’s own judgment.

5. Mobility – ability to move quickly.

6. Risk-taking – ability to risk everything for something important.

7. Toughness – ability to overcome difficulties.

3.Make up a Crossword Puzzle

Guess the words by the definitions given below. Fill in the puzzle.

H:

1. A willingness to do what somebody tells you to do.

3. The ability to see a future action, a future event.

6. The ability to move quickly from one place to another.

7. The ability to be always kind and well-bred, even if it is unpleasant.

8. The ability to take great care.

V:

1. The ability to doubt and question everything.

2. The ability to believe that everything will be fine.

4. The ability to live through difficult conditions.

5. The ability to wait for something calmly for a long time.

Key: H: 1. submission, 3. predictability, 6. mobility, 7. politeness, 8. cautiousness; V: 1. skepticism, 2. optimism, 4. patience, 5. toughness.

When we speak about somebody’s figure, face, hands, or feet we mean his or her appearance.

What can you tell about the figures of different people?

People’s bodies can be slim or stout.

A person may be tall, middle-sized or short. A person may be thin or thick or plump.

What does it mean when we say “She is middle-sized?”

It means she is not very tall and not very short.

What can you tell about the faces of different people?

People’s faces can be round, oval, square or narrow.

What do you know about people’s hair?

People’s hair can be curly, straight, dark, fair, long or short. Its colour may be black or fair, chestnut or red.

Some words about people’s noses.

People’s noses may be long or short, straight or crooked, aquiline or snub (turned up).

What about people’s eyes?

Eyes may be large or small. They may be of different colours: grey, green, blue, black or hazel (brown).

4.Describe your character or the character of your friend after reading the dialogue.

Pupil 1: Hello! I’m very glad to see you!

Pupil 2: Hi! So am I! I haven’t seen you for ages. How are you?

Pupil 1: I’m fine, thank you! And you?

Pupil 2: I’m OK. I hear, you’ve got a new girl in your class.

Pupil 1: That’s right.

Pupil 2: I’ve heard so much about her. Tell me about her. What’s she like?

Pupil 1: Well, she’s nice and good-looking.

Pupil 2: What does she look like?

Pupil 1: She is tall and slim. She’s got long fair hair.

Pupil 2: What colour are her eyes?

Pupil 1: Her eyes are dark blue and rather large.

Pupil 2: How old is she?

Pupil 1: She is 16. Who does she look like?

Pupil 2: She looks like her mother.

Pupil 1: I’m looking forward to meeting her.