Complete the sentences with the correct word.
• spiky
• slim
• ugly
• in her twenties
• cute
• curly
• scar
1. Jim uses a lot of hairspray to make his hair _ .
2. The wicked witch was so _ , she scared me.
3. The last time I saw Julie she was a teenager and now she’s _ .
4. Most young children look _ when they smile.
5. Clara’s hair is not straight. It’s _ .
6. Ann used to be plump when she was a child. Now she is quite _ .
7. Harry Potter has a(n) _ on his forehead.
Circle the correct word.
1. She is interested / interesting in meeting new people.
2. Peter looks very bored / boring. I don’t think he is enjoying the lesson.
3. I am so excited / exciting! I’m going to London tomorrow.
4. The film was disappointed / disappointing. I didn’t like it at all.
Put the adjectives in the correct order.
1. My teacher is a(n) _ (English, kind, middle−aged) lady.
2. She looked very messy because she was wearing _ (old, scruffy) pair of jeans.
3. That’s Peter. The _ (funny, German, young) student we met at the party yesterday.
4. She appeared on stage wearing a(n) _ (Italian, beautiful) dress.
5. Can you introduce me to the _ (British, tall, young) girl?
6. My grandmother is a(n) _ woman (elderly, easy−going, short).
Choose the correct answer.
1. What’s your sister like?
A. She doesn’t look like me.
B. She is very sociable.
C. She is tall with freckles.
2. What do you wear to school?
A. A dark tan.
B. A dark green coat.
C. A dark moustache.
3. What does your teacher look like?
A. She’s kind and patient.
B. She’s a friend of my parents.
C. She’s a slim lady in her thirties.
4. How tall is your brother?
A. He’s middle−aged.
B. He’s of medium height.
C. He’s well−built.