Exam Units 28,29,30 Flashcards
Synonymous amazed
Surpised, astonished
Synonimous surprised
Amazed, astonished
Synonimous astonished
Amazed, surprised
Synonimous annoyed
Angry, furious
Synonimous angry
Annoyed, furious
Synonimous furious
Annoyed, angry
Synonimous depressed
Fed up, miserable
Synonimous fed up
Depressed, miserable
Synonimous miserable
Fed up, depressed
Synonimous frightened
Scared, afraid, terrified
Synonimous scared
Frightened, afraid, terrified
Synonimous afraid
Frightened, scared, terrified
Synonimous terrified
Frightened, scared, afraid
Synonimous pleased
Glad, delighted
Synonimous glad
Pleased, delighted
Synonimous delighted
Pleased, glad
Synonimous worried
Anxious, concerned
Synonimous anxious
Worried, concerned
Synonimous concerned
Worried, anxious
Noun: Fear
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: frighten
Adjective: frightening, frightened
Noun:
Verb: Frighten
Adjective:
Noun: Fear
Adjective: Frightening, frightened
Noun: amazement
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: Amaze
Adjective: Amazing, Amazed
Noun:
Verb: Amaze
Adjective:
Noun: Amazement
Adjective: Amazing, amazed
Noun:
Verb:
Adjective: Amazing, amazed
Noun: Amazement
Verb: amaze
Write all the 2.1 words
Amazed, surprised, astonished
Annoyed, angry, furious
Depressed, fed up, miserable
Frightened, scared, afraid, terrified
Pleased, glad, delighted
Worried, anxious, concerned
Noun: embarrassment
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: embarrase
Adjective: embarrassed, embarrassing
Noun:
Verb: embarrase
Adjective:
Noun: embarrassment
Adjective: embarrassing, embarrassed
Noun:
Verb:
Adjective: embarrassing, embarrassed
Noun: embarrassment
Verb: embarrase
Noun: Pleasure
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: please
Adjective: pleasing, pleased
Noun:
Verb: please
Adjective:
Noun: pleasure
Adjective: pleasing, pleased
Noun:
Verb:
Adjective: pleasing, pleased
Noun: pleasure
Verb: please
Noun: annoyance
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: annoy
Adjective: annoying, annoyed
Noun:
Verb: annoy
Adjective:
Noun: annoyance
Adjective: annoying, annoyed
Noun:
Verb:
Adjective: annoying, annoyed
Noun: annoyance
Verb: annoy
Noun: excitement
Verb:
Adjective:
Verb: excite
Adjective: excited, exciting
Noun:
Verb: excite
Adjective:
Noun: excitement
Adjective: excited, exciting
Noun:
Verb:
Adjective: excited, exciting
Noun: excitement
Verb: excite
Noun: depression
Adjective:
Adjective: depressed
Noun:
Adjective: depressed
Noun: depression
Noun: anger
Adjective:
Adjective: angry
Noun:
Adjective: angry
Noun: anger
Noun: pride
Adjective:
Adjective: proud
Noun:
Adjective: proud
Noun: pride
Noun: anxiety
Adjective:
Adjective: anxious
Noun:
Adjective: anxious
Noun: anxiety
Noun: misery
Adjective:
Adjective: miserable
Noun:
Adjective: miserable
Noun: misery
Noun: jealousy
Adjective:
Adjective: jealous
Noun:
Adjective: jealous
Noun: jealousy
Noun: history
Noun (person):
Adjective:
Noun (person): historian
Adjective: historical, historic
Noun:
Noun (person): historian
Adjective:
Noun: history
Adjective: historical, historic
Noun:
Noun (person):
Adjective: historical, historic
Noun: history
Noun (person): historian
Noun: prehistory
Adjective:
Adjective: prehistoric
Noun:
Adjective: prehistoric
Noun: prehistory
Noun: archaeology
Noun (person):
Adjective:
Noun (person): archaeologist
Adjective: archaeological
Noun:
Noun (person): archaeologist
Adjective:
Noun: archaeology
Adjective: archaeological
Noun:
Noun (person):
Adjective: archaeological
Noun: archaeology
Noun (person): archaeologist
Noun: evidence
Adjective:
Adjective: evident
Noun:
Adjective: evident
Noun: evidence
Noun: politics
Noun (person):
Adjective:
Noun (person): politician
Adjective: political
Noun:
Noun (person): politician
Adjective:
Noun: politics
Adjective: political
Noun:
Noun (person):
Adjective: political
Noun: politics
Noun (person): politician
Noun: presidency
Noun (person):
Adjective:
Noun (person): president
Adjective: presidential
Noun:
Noun (person): president
Adjective:
Noun: presidency
Adjective: presidential
Noun:
Noun (person):
Adjective: presidential
Noun: presidency
Noun (person): president
Verb: populate
Noun:
Noun: population
Verb:
Noun: population
Verb: populate
Verb: civilise
Noun:
Noun (person):
Noun: civilization
Noun (person): civilian
Verb:
Noun: civilization
Noun (person):
Verb: civilise
Noun (person): civilian
Verb:
Noun:
Noun (person): civian
Verb: civilise
Noun: civilization
Verb: invade
Noun:
Noun (person):
Noun: invasion
Noun (person): invader
Verb:
Noun: invasion
Noun (person):
Verb: invade
Noun (person): invader
Verb:
Noun:
Noun (person): invader
Verb: invade
Noun: invasion
Verb: reside
Noun:
Noun (person):
Noun: residence
Noun (person): resident
Verb:
Noun: residence
Noun (person):
Verb: reside
Noun (person): resident
Verb:
Noun:
Noun (person): resident
Verb: reside
Noun: residence
Verb: believe
Noun:
Noun (person):
Noun: belief
Noun (person): believer
Verb:
Noun: belief
Noun (person):
Verb: believe
Noun (person): believer
Verb:
Noun:
Noun (person): believer
Verb: believe
Noun: belief
Verb: survive
Noun:
Noun (person):
Noun: survival
Noun (person): survivor
Verb:
Noun: survival
Noun (person):
Verb: survive
Noun (person): survivor
Verb:
Noun:
Noun (person): survivor
Verb: survive
Noun: survival
Sensitive=
Being easily upset
Sensible=
Showing a good judgement
Sympathetic=
Understanding other people’s problems
Easy-going
Relajado
Thoughtful
Pensativo
Imaginative
Imaginativo
Shy
Tímido
Selfish
Egoísta
Hopeless
Desesperado
Stubborn
Testarudo
Outgoing
Extrovertido
Bossy
Mandón
Sensitive
Susceptible
Sensible
Sensato
Sympathetic
Comprensivo
Caring
Bondadoso
Cheerful
Alegre
Demanding
Exigente
Talkative
Hablador
Generous
Generoso
Considerate
Considerado
Competitive
Competitivo
Lively
Animado
Relaxed
Tranquilo
Impatient
Impaciente
Unreliable
Poco fiable
Unkind
Poco amable
Im-
Polite, patient, possible
Un-
Popular, kind, imaginative
In-
Considerate, convenient, expensive
Dis-
Honest, satisfied
Ir-
Relevant, responsible, regular