Water Guns, Bombs & Angels: Trusting

A B2 team quiz for teens on personality adjectives and idioms that help us decide who to trust, from 'laid-back' to 'full of yourself'.

A free Water Guns, Bombs & Angels Quiz Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Trusting.

Questions

1. Which word describes someone who shows love easily, for example by hugging their friends? — Attentive · Assertive · Affectionate · Ambitious
2. A person who is relaxed and rarely worries about anything is ___. — strong-willed · short-tempered · self-critical · laid-back
3. Someone who gets angry very quickly is ___. — insecure · short-tempered · self-centred · moody
4. Which phrase is the opposite of 'humble'? — good-natured · full of yourself · modest · shy
5. Say one adjective with 'kind' or 'good' in it that describes a nice person.
6. A friend who makes clever, quick and funny comments is ___. — moody · thorough · witty · daring
7. Someone who is brave enough to take risks is ___. — laid-back · diplomatic · daring · humble
8. If you constantly worry about what others think of how you look, you are ___. — self-centred · self-critical · self-confident · self-conscious
9. Say an adjective that means the opposite of 'insecure'.
10. A person you can trust to check every single detail carefully is ___. — spontaneous · thorough · daring · witty
11. Someone who does things suddenly, without planning them first, is ___. — strong-willed · level-headed · spontaneous · simultaneous
12. Which word describes someone who notices things that other people miss? — persistent · persuasive · perceptive · permissive
13. Name two personality words that start with 'self-'.
14. Someone we trust because they stay calm and sensible in a crisis is ___. — short-tempered · spontaneous · moody · level-headed
15. What does a tactful person do? — loves reading and studying · says difficult things gently · never changes their mind · tells jokes at every party
16. Which pair of words is closest in meaning? — tactful – diplomatic · intellectual – insecure · humble – self-centred · witty – moody
17. Someone who judges everyone equally and honestly is ___. — absent-minded · narrow-minded · fair-minded · open-minded
18. A person who never gives up and is very determined is ___. — short-tempered · good-natured · laid-back · strong-willed
19. Say the noun form of the adjective 'humble'.
20. What does a self-centred person mostly think about? — other people's feelings · the future · themselves · their mistakes
21. Which sentence uses 'self-critical' correctly? — He's self-critical, so he never thinks about his work. · He's self-critical, so he only cares about himself. · He's self-critical, so he loves showing off. · He's self-critical, so he rarely praises his own work.
22. If someone is 'the life and soul of the party', what are they like? — the person who organises every party · nervous in crowds · lively and fun at social events · someone who leaves parties early
23. What is a person who is 'larger than life' like? — exciting and memorable · very full of themselves · always exaggerating stories · very tall and strong
24. Finish the phrase: a good teacher makes nervous students feel at ___.
25. What does it mean to 'think outside the box'? — to think only about yourself · to work outside the office · to follow the rules carefully · to think in a new, creative way
26. Explain the difference between 'moody' and 'short-tempered'.
27. Which phrase is correct? — make a love of learning · have a love in learning · do a love of learning · have a love of learning
28. Complete the sentence: he was too insecure ___ in front of the class. — for speaking · speaking · speak · to speak
29. Use 'full of yourself' in a sentence about someone you would not trust.
30. Say three personality words from today that you would want in someone you trust, and explain why.

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