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The document consists of exercises focused on collocations and idioms related to describing people and fear. It includes fill-in-the-blank activities for various descriptive terms associated with physical features and personality traits, as well as idioms that convey fear through expressions and feelings. The exercises aim to enhance vocabulary and understanding of descriptive language.

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The document consists of exercises focused on collocations and idioms related to describing people and fear. It includes fill-in-the-blank activities for various descriptive terms associated with physical features and personality traits, as well as idioms that convey fear through expressions and feelings. The exercises aim to enhance vocabulary and understanding of descriptive language.

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Collocations: Describing People


Which of the words below go together with the words from the sentences (1-13)?
eyebrows teeth smile eyes hair
skin cheeks lips chin face
nose build ears

1. Bushy, thick, raised, arched, curved _______________.


2. Receding, wavy, curly, straight, spiky ________________.
3. Double, dimpled, square, round, or pointed ____________.
4. Heavy, muscular, medium, stocky ________________.
5. White, crooked, protruding ________________.
6. Silky, smooth, glowing, rough, callused, dry____________.
7. Long, square, wrinkled, freckled, sun-tanned, oval________________.
8. Large, small, almond-shaped, slanted, puffy, squinty _____________.
9. Cold, beaming, cheery, charming, broad _______________.
10. Red, pale, rosy, soft, sunken _______________.
11. Long, pointed, huge, hooked __________________.
12. Small, large, low, pointed _______________.
13. Full, thin, cupid, downturned, upturned _______________.

Types of People - Descriptive Collocations


Which of the words below go together with the words from the sentences (1-1O)?

girly girl slow poke eager beaver busy bee air


head sleepy head copy cat control freak
penny-pincher ladies man

1. Sally always complains that her little brother is a ________________ . He wants to do whatever she does.

2. Dave is such a _________________ .We’ll never get to the party on time!

3. My boss is a _________________ .She's always watching every little detail of my work.

4. Julie’s mom is such a __________________. She gave her only $3 to spend on our class trip to the amusement park.

5. Sue slept until 1pm! What a ________________.

6. Marie doesn’t know how to turn on a computer or a DVD player. What an __________________!

7. l asked Tim to paint the garage. He’s such an ___________ that he'll get it done quickly.

8. lt’s surprising that Jan is such a ___________________. Her father raised her and her two brothers alone.

9. Cora is completely ready for her daughter’s wedding. She's been shopping, cleaning and baking for weeks. What
a_________________________ she’s been.

10. Mike’s a real ____________________. He’s out with a different girl every night
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Exercise A: Fear idioms
The idioms below describe fear. Which of the idioms describe the way a frightened person looks (you can say a person
is frightened by his/her facial expression or body movements)? Which ones are pointing to the way a frightened person
feels (this is an inner feeling that is not always obvious to the naked eye)? Which expression/expressions can mean
both?
have goose bumps jump out of skin be scared to death

turn as white as a ghost shake like a leaf hair stands on end

break into cold sweat blood turns cold

someone/something sends chills down one’s spine Look like a deer caught in
headlights

looking frightened feeling frightened looking or feeling frightened

have goose bumps hair stands on end

Exercise B: Fear idioms


Fill in the blanks with the missing part of the idiom.

down my spine death turned cold of my skin cold sweat

on end a ghost bumps a leaf a deer caught in


headlights

1, l got scared to _____________ when a stranger with his hands inside the pockets of his coat approached me.

2. l saw a white flying object hanging in the sky yesterday. lt was neither a plane nor a bird, Could it have been a UFO
(unidentified flying object)? l get goose _____________________ every time l tell people about it.

3. Melanie broke into____________________ when she realized she left her passport at home. Her plane was about to
take off in an hour.

4. My blood____________________________ when l heard about a shooting in a local school.

5. Just the sound of the dental drill was enough to send chills ______________________.

6. Someone's heavy breathing and loud footsteps made me jump out __________________.

7. Jami is afraid of heights. She was shaking like ______________________when she was crossing the bridge a
hundred meters up from the river.

8. He looked like____________________________ when the policeman asked him about his whereabouts on that day.

9. The accused turned as white as __________________ and was really shaking when the witness was giving her
testimony.

10. My hair stood _______________________ when I realized this huge bulldog was unleashed!

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