LEVEL 4 Escape Room PC1

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Introduction

Welcome to the Escape Room. You are going to have several tests where you need to answer correctly to escape.Good Luck!

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Match the words below to the underlined word with a similar meaning: Tom is a very attractive young man.

slender

ugly

handsome

plump

Sylvie has a good, slim, athletic figure because she works out a lot in the gym.

plump

trim

slender

Dan was overweight when he was younger.

trim

ugly

plump

slender

She was a really attractive girl.

trim

beautiful

slender

Some people thought he was very unattractive.

slender

plump

ugly

beautiful

Sally is a gymnast with very long, thin arms and legs.

handsome

plump

slender

ugly

Complete with the correct compound adjective. I'm forty, and I'm ........ I can't read books without glasses.

blue-eyed

long-sighted

short-sighted

Complete with the correct compound adjective. Joe returned from his holiday on the beach in Mexico looking very......

fair-skinned

sun-tanned

pale-skinned

Complete with the correct compound adjective. Bill is good-looking and .... He has to buy very large shirts.

huge-shouldered

broad-shouldered

trim-shouldered

Complete with the correct compound adjective. Swedish people are famous for being.... and .....

blue-eyed / dark-skinned

blue-eyed / blonde-haired

dark-eyed / sun-tanned

Complete with the correct compound adjective. Diane is ...., she needs glasses because she can't see things that are far away.

good-sighted

short-sighted

long-sighted

Complete with the correct compound adjective. People who are ..... and ..... or blonde can't sit in the sun very long because they burn easily.

dark-skinned / dark haired

pale-skinned /blond haired

tan-skinned / blond haired

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My relatives are so different! My brother John is ________________ and relaxed all the time. He never gets angry or bad-tempered. He's very ________________ too. He can sing and play the piano but he never talks about how talented he is. In contrast, Simon is very ________________ — he's always telling people that he's so clever and so good at sports, and he's ________________, too — he never does what I tell him to do — even when I give him good advice! It really annoys me. Amy is ________________ and lacks confidence and doesn't like being the centre of attention.

Amy, on the plus side, always seems to know when I'm feeling sad or depressed. She's so ___________. Adam, my cousin is more ___________. He has a strong personality and says what he thinks. He's also a very ___________ person, who, if he hass a difficult task to do, works hard until he's achieved it. His ___________ brother Hugh, however, gets up late and never does any work. Then there's cousin Julie! She's the most ___________ person I know — she's always crying or laughing! What a family!

Choose two correct words to complete the sentences.

Choose two correct words to complete the sentences.

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Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.Sally ..... make-up or jewelry.

hardly ever wearing

hardly ever wears

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.Tim's ..... ! It isn't something he usually does at parties!

dances

dancing

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.I ...... braces on my teeth. My teeth are fine.

aren't needing

don't need

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.These days, more teenagers ....... cosmetic surgery. I don't think it's a positive trend.

have

are having

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.I usually ....... clothes in retro shops.

am buying

buy

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.My sister ..... my choice of clothes! It really annoys me!

is always criticizes

always criticizes

Complete the expression with the present simple or present progressive.Joe is tall but he ...... (look) younger than his brother.

is looking

looks

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Penny suggested (dress) up as goths for the party.

to dress

dressing

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Wendy decided (buy) a pair of jeans,

buying

to buy

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Sue couldn't (pay) for the pullover.

paying

pay

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.I hate (wear) hats.

wear

wearing

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Eddie wants (go) shopping on London's fashionable Carnaby Street.

going

to go

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Flared trousers seem (be) in fashion.

being

to be

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.I promise (lend) you my tie.

lending

to lend

Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive with or without to or the -ing form of the verbs.Have you ever considered (become) a fashion designer?

to become

becoming

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Choose the correct answer.Andrew ________ his grandfather.

looks as

looks like

looks as if

Choose the correct answer.Stuart ________wear glasses nowadays, but I don't know for sure.

must

might

can't

Choose the correct answer.Sylvia seems ________.

like friendly

friendly

being friendly

Choose the correct answer.Carl ________ be in the basketball team. He hates all sports!

might

can't

must

Choose the correct answer.Lucy looks _______ in that dress.

she's so gorgeous

gorgeous

a gorgeous girl

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Choose the correct answer.Hi, my name is Shakra, I'm nineteen and I .... in Mumbai, India.

'm living

live

lives

Choose the correct answer.Currently, I ________ for my wedding. It's next week!

prepares

'm preparing

prepare

Choose the correct answer.At a Hindu wedding, women _______ sixteen different items of jewelry and cosmetics.

are usually wearing

usually wear

wear usually

Choose the correct answer.I don't often _______ kohl, which is a very dark eye make-up, but I think kohl suits _______ people like me

is using / broad-shouldered

use / dark-haired

be using / middle- aged

Choose the correct answer.It's strange to wear a traditional Sari because I ______ to wear the latest fashion, you know _____ European designer clothes.

prefer usually / chic

usually prefer / chic

Choose the correct answer.I'm a businesswoman and I am very determined and ________.

modest

assertive

easy-going

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Read the following and answer the questions.

Hi everyone! My name's Caleb, and this is my new blog. It's all about travel-one of the most exciting experiences that anyone can ever have!I'm 14 and I've visited 35 countries! When I was 4, my dad took me to Chile. And when I was 8, we went on a trip around the world. We visited 25 countries that year! Every day I learned something different. What has travel taught me so far? Read on!

The significance of the hoodieAll clothes are political in the sense that they communicate a message about how the person wearing the clothes wants the world to see them. Often these messages are positive ones. For example, some people wear business suits to say that they are powerful, confident and assertive. Others buy designer clothes to show that they are cool and stylish. However, sometimes clothes carry a message that is more threatening, and, in our modern society, no single item of clothing is more menacing than the simple hoodie.Hoodies are a twentieth century development. In 1930, an American sweatshirt company called Champion added a hood to their sweatshirts so that workers could keep their heads warm in cold weather. At that time, people didn't think that hoodies were threatening, but they did think that they were the sort of clothes that only poor, working class people wore. In 1976, the film Rocky came out. It was a film about an uneducated boxer who became the world champion. The main character wore a hoodie, and a lot of young people copied the style. Wearing a hoodie meant that you were cool and street-wise, but it also said that you were poor, angry and misunderstood by society. When hip hop artists like Run DMC and Eminem adopted the hoodie, its meaning changed subtly once more.Hoodie-wearers were now not only angry and on the edge of society, but they were also dangerous and up to no good. That, of course, is the image of the hoodie today. When older people see a group of teenagers wearing hoodies, they immediately form a negative opinion of them. It is the uniform of the truant and the bully, the shoplifter and the hooligan. It's impossible for most people not to think that they are trouble-makers. A lot of shopping centres ban young people in hoodies from entering, and there is evidence to show that police officers are more likely to stop and question teenagers in hoodies than young people in other types of clothing. But is this fair? On the one hand, perhaps it is. Hoodies allow the wearer to cover his or her face. Hiding your identity may just be a way of saying that you hate the world and you want to hide from it, but it is also, of course, a good way of avoiding being filmed on CCTV cameras while committing crimes. In our society, it is natural to mistrust people who don't show us who they are. On the other hand, it is a form of discrimination to treat hoodie-wearers as a threat. Why shouldn't young people wear hoodies to express how angry and isolated they are in a society that doesn't respect them?

Hi everyone! My name's Caleb, and this is my new blog. It's all about travel-one of the most exciting experiences that anyone can ever have!I'm 14 and I've visited 35 countries! When I was 4, my dad took me to Chile. And when I was 8, we went on a trip around the world. We visited 25 countries that year! Every day I learned something different. What has travel taught me so far? Read on!

The significance of the hoodieAll clothes are political in the sense that they communicate a message about how the person wearing the clothes wants the world to see them. Often these messages are positive ones. For example, some people wear business suits to say that they are powerful, confident and assertive. Others buy designer clothes to show that they are cool and stylish. However, sometimes clothes carry a message that is more threatening, and, in our modern society, no single item of clothing is more menacing than the simple hoodie.Hoodies are a twentieth century development. In 1930, an American sweatshirt company called Champion added a hood to their sweatshirts so that workers could keep their heads warm in cold weather. At that time, people didn't think that hoodies were threatening, but they did think that they were the sort of clothes that only poor, working class people wore. In 1976, the film Rocky came out. It was a film about an uneducated boxer who became the world champion. The main character wore a hoodie, and a lot of young people copied the style. Wearing a hoodie meant that you were cool and street-wise, but it also said that you were poor, angry and misunderstood by society. When hip hop artists like Run DMC and Eminem adopted the hoodie, its meaning changed subtly once more.Hoodie-wearers were now not only angry and on the edge of society, but they were also dangerous and up to no good. That, of course, is the image of the hoodie today. When older people see a group of teenagers wearing hoodies, they immediately form a negative opinion of them. It is the uniform of the truant and the bully, the shoplifter and the hooligan. It's impossible for most people not to think that they are trouble-makers. A lot of shopping centres ban young people in hoodies from entering, and there is evidence to show that police officers are more likely to stop and question teenagers in hoodies than young people in other types of clothing. But is this fair? On the one hand, perhaps it is. Hoodies allow the wearer to cover his or her face. Hiding your identity may just be a way of saying that you hate the world and you want to hide from it, but it is also, of course, a good way of avoiding being filmed on CCTV cameras while committing crimes. In our society, it is natural to mistrust people who don't show us who they are. On the other hand, it is a form of discrimination to treat hoodie-wearers as a threat. Why shouldn't young people wear hoodies to express how angry and isolated they are in a society that doesn't respect them?

Hi everyone! My name's Caleb, and this is my new blog. It's all about travel-one of the most exciting experiences that anyone can ever have!I'm 14 and I've visited 35 countries! When I was 4, my dad took me to Chile. And when I was 8, we went on a trip around the world. We visited 25 countries that year! Every day I learned something different. What has travel taught me so far? Read on!

The significance of the hoodieAll clothes are political in the sense that they communicate a message about how the person wearing the clothes wants the world to see them. Often these messages are positive ones. For example, some people wear business suits to say that they are powerful, confident and assertive. Others buy designer clothes to show that they are cool and stylish. However, sometimes clothes carry a message that is more threatening, and, in our modern society, no single item of clothing is more menacing than the simple hoodie.Hoodies are a twentieth century development. In 1930, an American sweatshirt company called Champion added a hood to their sweatshirts so that workers could keep their heads warm in cold weather. At that time, people didn't think that hoodies were threatening, but they did think that they were the sort of clothes that only poor, working class people wore. In 1976, the film Rocky came out. It was a film about an uneducated boxer who became the world champion. The main character wore a hoodie, and a lot of young people copied the style. Wearing a hoodie meant that you were cool and street-wise, but it also said that you were poor, angry and misunderstood by society. When hip hop artists like Run DMC and Eminem adopted the hoodie, its meaning changed subtly once more.Hoodie-wearers were now not only angry and on the edge of society, but they were also dangerous and up to no good. That, of course, is the image of the hoodie today. When older people see a group of teenagers wearing hoodies, they immediately form a negative opinion of them. It is the uniform of the truant and the bully, the shoplifter and the hooligan. It's impossible for most people not to think that they are trouble-makers. A lot of shopping centres ban young people in hoodies from entering, and there is evidence to show that police officers are more likely to stop and question teenagers in hoodies than young people in other types of clothing. But is this fair? On the one hand, perhaps it is. Hoodies allow the wearer to cover his or her face. Hiding your identity may just be a way of saying that you hate the world and you want to hide from it, but it is also, of course, a good way of avoiding being filmed on CCTV cameras while committing crimes. In our society, it is natural to mistrust people who don't show us who they are. On the other hand, it is a form of discrimination to treat hoodie-wearers as a threat. Why shouldn't young people wear hoodies to express how angry and isolated they are in a society that doesn't respect them?

Hi everyone! My name's Caleb, and this is my new blog. It's all about travel-one of the most exciting experiences that anyone can ever have!I'm 14 and I've visited 35 countries! When I was 4, my dad took me to Chile. And when I was 8, we went on a trip around the world. We visited 25 countries that year! Every day I learned something different. What has travel taught me so far? Read on!

The significance of the hoodieAll clothes are political in the sense that they communicate a message about how the person wearing the clothes wants the world to see them. Often these messages are positive ones. For example, some people wear business suits to say that they are powerful, confident and assertive. Others buy designer clothes to show that they are cool and stylish. However, sometimes clothes carry a message that is more threatening, and, in our modern society, no single item of clothing is more menacing than the simple hoodie.Hoodies are a twentieth century development. In 1930, an American sweatshirt company called Champion added a hood to their sweatshirts so that workers could keep their heads warm in cold weather. At that time, people didn't think that hoodies were threatening, but they did think that they were the sort of clothes that only poor, working class people wore. In 1976, the film Rocky came out. It was a film about an uneducated boxer who became the world champion. The main character wore a hoodie, and a lot of young people copied the style. Wearing a hoodie meant that you were cool and street-wise, but it also said that you were poor, angry and misunderstood by society. When hip hop artists like Run DMC and Eminem adopted the hoodie, its meaning changed subtly once more.Hoodie-wearers were now not only angry and on the edge of society, but they were also dangerous and up to no good. That, of course, is the image of the hoodie today. When older people see a group of teenagers wearing hoodies, they immediately form a negative opinion of them. It is the uniform of the truant and the bully, the shoplifter and the hooligan. It's impossible for most people not to think that they are trouble-makers. A lot of shopping centres ban young people in hoodies from entering, and there is evidence to show that police officers are more likely to stop and question teenagers in hoodies than young people in other types of clothing. But is this fair? On the one hand, perhaps it is. Hoodies allow the wearer to cover his or her face. Hiding your identity may just be a way of saying that you hate the world and you want to hide from it, but it is also, of course, a good way of avoiding being filmed on CCTV cameras while committing crimes. In our society, it is natural to mistrust people who don't show us who they are. On the other hand, it is a form of discrimination to treat hoodie-wearers as a threat. Why shouldn't young people wear hoodies to express how angry and isolated they are in a society that doesn't respect them?

Hi everyone! My name's Caleb, and this is my new blog. It's all about travel-one of the most exciting experiences that anyone can ever have!I'm 14 and I've visited 35 countries! When I was 4, my dad took me to Chile. And when I was 8, we went on a trip around the world. We visited 25 countries that year! Every day I learned something different. What has travel taught me so far? Read on!

The significance of the hoodieAll clothes are political in the sense that they communicate a message about how the person wearing the clothes wants the world to see them. Often these messages are positive ones. For example, some people wear business suits to say that they are powerful, confident and assertive. Others buy designer clothes to show that they are cool and stylish. However, sometimes clothes carry a message that is more threatening, and, in our modern society, no single item of clothing is more menacing than the simple hoodie.Hoodies are a twentieth century development. In 1930, an American sweatshirt company called Champion added a hood to their sweatshirts so that workers could keep their heads warm in cold weather. At that time, people didn't think that hoodies were threatening, but they did think that they were the sort of clothes that only poor, working class people wore. In 1976, the film Rocky came out. It was a film about an uneducated boxer who became the world champion. The main character wore a hoodie, and a lot of young people copied the style. Wearing a hoodie meant that you were cool and street-wise, but it also said that you were poor, angry and misunderstood by society. When hip hop artists like Run DMC and Eminem adopted the hoodie, its meaning changed subtly once more.Hoodie-wearers were now not only angry and on the edge of society, but they were also dangerous and up to no good. That, of course, is the image of the hoodie today. When older people see a group of teenagers wearing hoodies, they immediately form a negative opinion of them. It is the uniform of the truant and the bully, the shoplifter and the hooligan. It's impossible for most people not to think that they are trouble-makers. A lot of shopping centres ban young people in hoodies from entering, and there is evidence to show that police officers are more likely to stop and question teenagers in hoodies than young people in other types of clothing. But is this fair? On the one hand, perhaps it is. Hoodies allow the wearer to cover his or her face. Hiding your identity may just be a way of saying that you hate the world and you want to hide from it, but it is also, of course, a good way of avoiding being filmed on CCTV cameras while committing crimes. In our society, it is natural to mistrust people who don't show us who they are. On the other hand, it is a form of discrimination to treat hoodie-wearers as a threat. Why shouldn't young people wear hoodies to express how angry and isolated they are in a society that doesn't respect them?

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