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Charity organisations _____ donations from different countries to help people in need.
@ hire CW receive @ appear @ interact

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Using speed cameras on road is a major's _____ to road safety.
@ charity CW excursion @ generosity @ contribution

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Noor is known a generous lady. She _____ to charity organisations regularly.
® quits @ revises © donates @ involves

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Jane is really_ ; She thinks she is smarter and more important than all the girls in her class.
® big-headed @ open-handed © absent-minded @ well-mannered

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I was shocked that such a _______ man could be so cruel to his family.
® tight-fisted @ bad-tempered © well-mannered @ narrow-minded

06. SB Page 46
You can find _______ people lending others a hand just about anywhere.
® bad-tempered @ kind-hearted © narrow-minded @ tight-fisted

07. SB Page 46
It's important to be _______ and accept other people's opinions and behaviour.
® open-minded @ bad-tempered © narrow-minded @ tight-fisted

08. SB Page 46

Frank is a(n) _____ young man and never raises his voice even when he's very angry.
® open-minded @ well-mannered © narrow-minded @ tight-fisted

09. SB Page 46
Mr. Moore is very ______ , always giving money to this or that charity.
® open-handed @ big-headed © absent-minded @ narrow-minded
10. SB Page 46
Lisa has become quite ______ lately. I think she has so many things on her mind that
she's always forgetting what I tell her.
® narrow-minded @ absent-minded @ big-headed @ open-minded

11. SB Page 46

Don't ask Nancy for money. She is ______ so she will definitely not give you any.
® open-minded @ open-handed © well-mannered @ tight-fisted

12. SB Page 46

My brother is ______ . He thinks he's more important than everyone else.

® tight-fisted @ bad-tempered © big-headed @ open-minded

13. SB Page 46

Stay away from Greg today. He can be very ______ when he's tired.
® open-minded @ tight-fisted @ big-headed @ bad-tempered

14. SB Page 46

People who are ______ and don't accept any new ideas, don't get far in life.
® tight-fisted @ open-minded © absent-minded @ narrow-minded

15. SB Page 50

Mark is quite ______ ; he acts as if he knows everything.

® self-centered @ big-headed © narrow-minded @ bad-tempered

16. SB Page 50

All of Sue's friends know how _____ she is. She has never treated anyone to anything.
® tight-fisted @ big-headed © narrow-minded @ absent-minded

17. WB Page32

The number of _____ people is huge. They push themselves to the limit to help others.
® narrow-minded @ self-centered © kind-hearted @ quick-thinking

18. WB Page34

Frank, who is quite _____ , talks about how important his job is all the time.
® narrow-minded @ self-centered © kind-hearted @ big-headed

19. WB Page34

Frank is also ____ , he can sometimes be rude to the waiter, which is quite embarrassing.
® self-centered @ bad-tempered © narrow-minded @ big-headed
20. WB Page 34

Despite being wealthy, he's one of the most _______ people. He always spends ten
minutes adding up the bill to make sure he doesn't pay a penny more than he has to.
@ open-minded @ open-handed © well-mannered @ tight-fisted

21. WB Page 34

His twin sister Sally is the exact opposite. She's ___ and doesn't care about money at all.
@ tight-fisted @ open-handed © narrow-minded @ bad-tempered

22. WB Page 34

She's also very ____ and would never be rude to anyone, even if they made a mistake.
@ tight-fisted @ bad-tempered © narrow-minded @ well-mannered

23. WB Page 34

She is terribly _________ ; she's always forgetting things.

@ tight-fisted @ big-headed © absent-minded @ well-mannered

24. SB Page 46

Teachers shouldn't _______ to bullying in schools because it's a very serious issue.
@ turn a blind eye © see eye to eye
@ get cold feet @ put their foot down

25. SB Page 46

Paul ______ and didn't go swimming with the sharks as he had planned.
@ put his foot down @ saw eye to eye © turned a blind eye @ got cold feet

26. SB Page 46
Williams _______ and told his son that he could no longer borrow the car without
paying for petrol.
® turned a blind eye @ put his foot down © saw eye to eye @ got cold feet

27. SB Page 46
My heart ______ as I opened the letter from the university I had always dreamed of
being accepted to.
@ got cold feet @ kept my head © was in my mouth @ turned a blind

28. SB Page 46

Parents need to be able to ______ even when things at home get rough.
@ turn a blind eye @ keep their head © see eye to eye @ get cold feet
29. SB Page 46

Mike and I don't always ______ but we manage to get along.

@turn a blind eye © see eye to eye
@hold his tongue @ get cold feet

30. SB Page 46

Stop ___ into other people's personal lives! Why do you care where they were yesterday?
@sticking your nose © getting cold feet
@keeping your head @ turning a blind

31. SB Page 46
You shouldn't have said that! You really need to learn to ______
@turn a blind eye © keep your head
@hold your tongue @ get cold feet

32. SB Page 50
______ and couldn't get up onto the stage to do my presentation.
@got cold feet © held my tongue
@kept my head @ turned a blind eye

33. SB Page 50

Even though Martin wanted to disagree, he ______ and didn't interrupt.

@kept his head © stuck his nose in
@ held his tongue @ turned a blind eye

34. SB Page 50

This is _____ home to twenty-four children who lost their parents tsunami of 2004.
@orphanage @relief © charity @ handout

35. SB Page 50
When Ahmed recovered from his accident, he decided to become a blood _____
@offering @donation © donor @ contribution

36. SB Page 50
The works of charity carried out by this organisation _____ largely on the generosity of
the people that attend the events it organises.
@appeal @receive © depend @make
37. Extra Practice

She knows he's lying to her, but she's choosing to turn a blind eye to the situation.
What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ to agree with sb © to be worried, nervous or frightened
@ to ignore something bad is happening @to decide sth and express your decision

38. Extra Practice

When she started borrowing my clothes without asking, I had to put my foot down.
What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ to agree with sb © to be worried, nervous or frightened
@ to ignore something bad is happening @to decide sth and express your decision

39. Extra Practice

It's good that you have a new team member who sees eye to eye with you on most things.
What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ to agree with sb © to be worried, nervous or frightened
@ to ignore something bad is happening @to decide sth and express your decision

40. Extra Practice

The best gesture of friendship that you can make at this time is to hold your tongue.
What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ to agree with sb © to be worried, nervous or frightened
@ to ignore something bad is happening @to say nothing even though you want to

41. Extra Practice

I wish he'd stop sticking his nose into my personal life!

What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ involved in sth that is none of your business © to agree with sb
@ to ignore something bad is happening @ to say nothing even though you want to

42. Extra Practice

He was going to ask her, but he got cold feet and said nothing.
What does the underlined idiom in the sentence above mean?
@ ignore something bad is happening © to agree with sb
@ nervous to take part in a difficult situation @to decide sth and express your decision
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well-mannered - bad-mannered - open-minded - absent-minded - big-headed

narrow-minded - open-handed - tight-fisted - kind-hearted - bad-tempered

Ahmad is a/an ___________ man who always respects people and treats
them politely.
Martin is a ___________ boy. He thinks he is better than other students.

Ali is __________ , always giving money to people he doesn't even know well.

Ali is in a terrible mood and is so ________ ; you'd better leave him alone now.

Being _________ , Tom doesn't even listen to the views of those he might
disagree with.
Mr. Gulliver is such a ________ person who hardly spends any money on charity.

We all need to be __________ and accept other people's opinions even if

they are different from ours.
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turned a blind eye to - put your foot down - hold my tongue - see eye to eye
keep your head - got cold feet - heart was in my mouth - sticking your nose into

Just because my sister and I are identical twins doesn't mean that we always _____

They didn't want to tell everyone the news straight away, so I had to ________
__________ until they made a formal announcement.
Because he was the youngest child, his mother usually ____________
to his bad behaviour.
You need to stop crying and _______________ so we can think of a
solution to the problem.
I'm not going to tell you what was in that letter. Stop _________ my business!

You need to _______________and tell Sandra that she has to help

more with the housework.
He was all ready to ask for the big promotion, but when he bumped into the boss in the
hall, he _______________ and didn't ask for it.
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The little boy remains at the ________ (orphan) until he ages out or is adopted.

(Student's Book Page 40 Ex. C)

He was famous for his _________ (generous) and willingness.

The Edhi foundation runs _________ (orphan) throughout Pakistan.

The well-known _______ (philanthropy) was given a lifetime achievement award.

They have organised a _________ (fundraise) to raise money for the homeless.

The noted _______ (humanity) gave a speech at the general assembly of the UN.

The university created a culture of _________ (open) by welcoming people

from a wide variety of backgrounds.
The government welcomes __________ (voluntary) of all ages to take part in
the beach clean-up.
The children expressed their __________ (gratify) by creating a beautiful
painting for their teacher. MR. MOHAMMED GALAL

(Workbook Page 31 Ex. A)

Despite feeling terrified, Mark did his best to appear __________ (bravery) for
his younger brothers as the water rose around them.
Abdulrahman believes it is important to help others in any way he can, so he spends a lot of
his free time __________ (voluntary) for different organisations.
Everyone was amazed at the lengths to which Ahmed went to help a complete (strange)

They work for a _________ (relieve) organisation and often travel to various
parts of the world where natural disasters have occurred to provide assistance.
We should always appreciate these __________ (sacrifice) individuals who
have all put the welfare of others above their own.
This will take quite a while so you must do your best to remain ______ (patience)
until it is finished.
We are _______ (commitment) to ensuring that all children are given education.
 We are all very grateful to the _________ (courage) men who risked their
lives to save us.
I have no reason to believe that he is not being perfectly ________ (honesty)
about how he feels.

WB Page 39 Ex. A
Mrs Harrison is known for her kindness and _________ (good).

Her attempt to write a novel always ended in _________ (fail); she never
managed to finish it.
The firefighters made a _________ (hero) effort to save everyone in the
burning building.
Mr Williams is a teacher who always offers his students ________ (encourage)
and support.
During rush hour, the underground is packed with _________ (commute).

During the earthquake, a large object hit him on the head and knocked him (conscious)

Heather _________ (initial) wanted to study physics, but she ended up

studying chemistry.

MR. MOHAMMED GALAL

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