HOMEWORK

ex.1 p.23
1.f (afraid, frightened, scared, petrified, fearful, terrified)
2.d (tired, exhausted, sleepy, worn out, sick, fatigued, weary)
3.c (happy, glad, pleased, cheerful, merry, joyful, content,
delighted)
4.e (stressed, worried, thoughtful, anxious, disturbed, bothered,
uptight, concerned, restless)
5.a (angry, cross, annoyed, irritable, enraged, furious, violent,
frantic, savage, grumpy, furious)
6.g (sad, miserable, unhappy, depressed, pessimistic, gloomy,
downcast, sorrowful, despondent)
7.b (surprised, shocked, amazed, astonished, bemused,
dumbfounded)

DEFINITIONS OF IDIOMS
1.to hit the roof- to become extremely angry.
2.to be thrilled to bits- to be extremely pleased and excited.
3.to fly off the handle- to react in a very angry way to somethimg
that someone says or does.
4.to be down in the dumps- to be unhappy.
5.to be on top of the world- extremely happy.
6.to get steamed up- to become very angry and upset.
7.to be on cloud nine- to be extremely happy and excited.
8.to be scared stiff- to be very afraid.

READING
ex.2 p.24-25
1.F
2.B
3.E
4.C
5.A
6.D
ex.3 p.25
1. happy-glad (happiness)
2.unhappy-sad (unhappiness)
3.concerned-worried (concerns)
4.weak-sick (weakness)
5.vulnerable-unsafe (vulnerability)
6.contented-pleased (contentment)
7.accepted-confirmed/welcomed (acceptance)
8.valuable-important/useful (value)

ex.4 p.25
1. bombard us from all sides
( when something appears and starts surrounding us from
everywhere)
2.to face up to the fact that..
( to accept something that it’s actually true)
3.begin a journey that only we can map out..
( to create own way to achieve something)
4.our own translations of things..
( our personal realization and comprehension of some things)