Vocabulary A Fill in the missing word/ phrase. There are two answers you do not need to use. B Fill in the missing word. There are three answers you do not need to use.

Vocabulary

A Fill in the missing word/ phrase. There are two answers you do not need to use.

Showed up, acquaintances, niece, slim, got over, stubborn, colleagues, shrugged, tapping, reliable

1. Pam is so ___! She never listens to anyone, and does whatever she wants.
2. I don't think Ann is going camping this weekend; she still hasn't ___ her cold.
3. I only met Ted three weeks ago at a party. We're not really friends, we're just ___.
4. Don't worry, Mike will be here on time; he's very ___.
5. When we complained to the waiter about the noisy people at the next table, he just ___ his shoulders and said he couldn't do anything about them.
6. Ben was ___ his foot nervously while he was waiting for his test results.
7. When Alan told his ___ that he was leaving the company, they decided to buy him a going-away present.
8. Kate is a pretty girl with green eyes and a(n) ___ build.

B Fill in the missing word. There are three answers you do not need to use.

Hug, opportunity, fond, energetic, dull, keen, host, avoid, bright, blush

9. The film I went to see last week was so ___ that I almost fell asleep at the cinema.
10. When I told Tom the good news, he gave me a big ___ and a kiss on the cheek.
11. We always enjoy ourselves when we go to Mel's parties; he's an excellent ___.
12. Cindy is very ___. She works very hard and likes participating in a lot of activities.
13. Greg is a very cheerful person who always looks on the ___ side of life.
14. I'm not very ___ on basketball. I prefer football.
15. ___ asking British people about their age, religion, politics, weight or how much they earn.