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2 years ago

1. __________ is the opposite of short.

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ivann1987 [24]2 years ago

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1. Long is the opposite of short.

a) long

b) dark

c) big

d) wavy

2. If you eat lots of junk food, you will get overweight.

a) healthy

b) slim

c) overweight

d) tall

3. Short people are below average height.

a) tall

b) beautiful

c) ginger hair

d) short

4. Young is the opposite of old.

a) blond

b) straight

c) young

d) thin

5. You are old when you are 50 or 60 years old.

a) overweight

b) old

c) bald

d) short

6. Thin is the opposite of overweight.

a) beautiful

b) handsome

c) fat

d) thin

7. A good-looking woman is beautiful.

a) handsome

b) beautiful

c) thin

d) blond

8. Slim is similar to thin.

a) beard

b) slim

c) moustache

d) overweight

9. You have blond hair if your hair is yellow colour.

a) moustache

b) ginger hair

c) blond hair

d) dark hair

10. A good-looking man is handsome.

a) handsome

b) thin

c) medium height

d) tall

11. A person who is friendly and good to other people is kind.

a) clever

b) funny

c) kind

d) talkative

12. A person who talks a lot is talkative.

a) quiet

b) talkative

c)serious

d) friendly

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