IELTS Vocabulary. Speaking - Part 1: Friends

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B2-C1 IELTS (IELTS Vocabulary) Quiz on IELTS Vocabulary. Speaking - Part 1: Friends, created by Veronika Bebekh on 17/07/2024.
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Question 1

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]confide in[blank_end] - to tell someone who you trust about things that are secret or personal 2. [blank_start]picky[blank_end] - very careful or too careful about choosing or accepting things. 3. [blank_start]tolerate[blank_end] - allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) without interference 4. [blank_start]tangible[blank_end] - perceptible by touch
Answer
  • confide in
  • picky
  • tolerate
  • tangible

Question 2

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]superiority complex[blank_end] - behavior that suggests a person believes they’re somehow superior to others. 2. [blank_start]cyber[blank_end] - relating to or characteristic of the culture of computers, information technology, and virtual reality. 3. [blank_start]genuine[blank_end] - it is real and exactly what it appears to be. 4. [blank_start]break the bank[blank_end] - win more money than is held by the bank.
Answer
  • superiority complex
  • cyber
  • genuine
  • break the bank
  • cyber
  • genuine
  • tangible
  • superior
  • genuine
  • cyber
  • superiority complex
  • break the bank
  • break the bank
  • superiority complex
  • genuine
  • cyber

Question 3

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Choose the correct answer: What does the expression "have a whale of time " mean?
Answer
  • to get pleasure from something
  • to like spending time with each other
  • to contact somebody
  • to have some good times and difficult times together

Question 4

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Choose the correct answer: close friend - .......
Answer
  • a very good friend
  • someone who is your friend only when you are cheerful and successful
  • a vitual friend
  • someone who is not ready to listen to your problems

Question 5

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Choose the correct answer: What does "enjoy each other's company" mean?
Answer
  • to like spending time with each other
  • to contact somebody
  • listen to your problems
  • to have some good times and difficult times together.

Question 6

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Choose the correct answer: Who is a fair-weather friend?
Answer
  • someone who is your friend only when you are cheerful and successful
  • very careful or too careful about choosing or accepting things
  • behavior that suggests a person believes they’re somehow superior to others.
  • a very good friend.

Question 7

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]friends are like second family[blank_end] - that is to say your friends love you and make you feel comfortable 2. [blank_start]get in touch with sb[blank_end] - to contact somebody 3. [blank_start]near and dear to sb[blank_end] - very important to someone 4. [blank_start]shoulder to cry on[blank_end] - someone who is always ready to listen to your problems
Answer
  • friends are like second family
  • get in touch with sb
  • near and dear to sb
  • shoulder to cry on

Question 8

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]to be through thick and thin[blank_end] - to have some good times and difficult times together 2. [blank_start]to be well-matched[blank_end] - to be similar to somebody in interests 3. [blank_start]to break up[blank_end] - to end a relationship 4. [blank_start]to drift apart[blank_end] - to become less close to someone
Answer
  • to be through thick and thin
  • to be well-matched
  • to break up
  • to drift apart
  • to be well-matched
  • to be through thick and thin
  • to break up
  • to drift apart
  • to break up
  • to drift apart
  • to be well-matched
  • to be through thick and thin
  • to drift apart
  • to break up
  • to be well-matched
  • to be through thick and thin

Question 9

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Choose the right options: What does "to fall for someone" mean?
Answer
  • to fall in love with someone
  • to start loving somebody
  • to quarrel, to have a conflict
  • to become less close to someone

Question 10

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Choose the right option: What does "to fall out with" mean?
Answer
  • to quarrel, to have a conflict
  • to have a good relationship with somebody
  • to start loving somebody
  • to end a relationship

Question 11

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Choose the right option: What does "to get on like a house on fire" mean?
Answer
  • people get on like a house on fire when they like each other's company and ​become ​friends very ​quickly
  • to become acquainted with someone
  • to have friends in powerful positions in business or government
  • to be similar to somebody in interests

Question 12

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]to get on well with sb[blank_end] - to have a good relationship with somebody 2. [blank_start]to get to know sb[blank_end] - to become acquainted with someone 3. [blank_start]to have a lot in common[blank_end] - to have similar interests 4. [blank_start]to hit it off with sb[blank_end] - to quickly become close friends with somebody 5. [blank_start]to have friends in high places[blank_end] - to have friends in powerful positions in business or government
Answer
  • to get on well with sb
  • to get to know sb
  • to have a lot in common
  • to hit it off with sb
  • to have friends in high places

Question 13

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Match the words with the definitions: 1. [blank_start]to keep in touch with sb[blank_end] - to maintain contact with someone 2. [blank_start]to lose touch with sb[blank_end] - to lose contact with someone 3. [blank_start]to see eye to eye[blank_end] - to agree 4. [blank_start]to strike up[blank_end] (a conversation, a relationship) - to start 5. [blank_start]ups and downs[blank_end] - a mixture of good and bad things that happen
Answer
  • to keep in touch with sb
  • to lose touch with sb
  • to see eye to eye
  • to strike up
  • ups and downs
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