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The document contains a quiz with questions about adjectives, adverbs, personality traits, and prefixes. Question 1 defines adjectives and adverbs and provides examples of their usage. Question 2 asks the reader to match vocabulary words describing personality traits with pictures. Question 3 asks the reader to choose the correct word to describe different people. Question 4 asks the reader to rewrite negative sentences about personality traits by adding a prefix to the adjective to give it the opposite meaning.

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P1 Quiz 1

The document contains a quiz with questions about adjectives, adverbs, personality traits, and prefixes. Question 1 defines adjectives and adverbs and provides examples of their usage. Question 2 asks the reader to match vocabulary words describing personality traits with pictures. Question 3 asks the reader to choose the correct word to describe different people. Question 4 asks the reader to rewrite negative sentences about personality traits by adding a prefix to the adjective to give it the opposite meaning.

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PROGRESS 1

P1 QUIZ 1

Question 1: Complete the paragraph with the correct adjective or adverb form.

- An adjective tells us more • Tom is a careful driver.


about a noun
• Be quiet
ADJECTIVE - We use adjectives before
nouns and after a few verbs • We didn’t go out
(especially be): because of the heavy
rain.
- Tells us more about verb. • Tom drove carefully
along the narrow road.
- An adverb tells us in what (not drove careful)
way someone does
ADVERB something or in what way • Speak quietly, please!
something happens: (not speak quiet)

Paul and his boss don’t get along very WELL. They see a lot of things DIFFERENTLY. Paul
thinks he’s a CAREFUL worker. He likes to do a job PROPERLY. In his opinión, he works
very HARD. To his boss, Paul seems SLOWLY. When Paul doesn’t work QUICKLY enough,
his boss gets IMPATIENT. He sometimes argues with Paul, and that AUTOMATICALLY
has a BAD EFFECT ON Paul’s work.

Question 2: Match the vocabulary words with the correct picture.

Creative Disorganized Outgoing Easygoing/Laid-


Back
Talented Competitive Unfriendly Selfish
Sense Of Humor Arrogant Shy Reliable
Question 3: Choose the correct Word for each person.

1 My brother likes to meet new people, and he’ll talk to anyone.


§ FRIENDLY
§ Down-to-earth
§ Introverted
2 My best friend loves talking with people.
§ Arrogant
§ Helpful
§ OUTGOING
3 My sister likes to give things to her Friends.
§ Honest
§ GENEROUS
§ Practical
4 My dad’s Friends and co-workers can always count on him.
§ RELIABLE
§ Talented
§ Versatile
5 My teacher is always thinking of new ways to do things.
§ Selfish
§ Serious
§ CREATIVE
6 My co-worker doesn’t know how to do her job
§ Accomplished
§ Humble
§ INCOMPETENT
Question 4: Rewrite these negative sentences. Add a prefix to the adjectives to give
the opposite meaning, and use the words in parentheses.

PREFIX
A Word part added in front of a base Word to change the meaning

PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLES


Re- Again Rewrite
Un- Not Unkind
Pre- Before Premade
Dis- Not, opposite of Dishonest
Im- Not, opposite of Imposible
Non- Not Nonsense
Mis- Wrong, bad Misbehave

- My co-worker isn’t honest. (Totally)


My co-worker is Totally Dishonest

- My rommate isn’t organized. (Extremely)


My roommate is Extremely Disorganized

- Young people aren’t considérate. (Pretty)


Young people are (Pretty Inconsiderate)

- Our neighbors aren’t friendly. (Really)


Our neighbors are Really Unfriendly

- My sister isn’t a reliable person. (Incredibly)


My sister is an Incredibly Unreliable

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