Appearance and Personality

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A2 LEVEL ENGLISH TEST  

Theme: Appearance and Personality  

Part 1 – Vocabulary (Appearance)  


A. Choose the correct word. Circle A, B or C.


1. She has long, _______ hair.  

   A) tall  

   B) straight  

   C) quiet  


2. My brother is very _______. He plays basketball.  

   A) short  

   B) athletic  

   C) shy  


3. He has a _______ beard.  

   A) funny  

   B) kind  

   C) thick  


4. My grandfather has _______ hair.  

   A) curly  

   B) grey  

   C) friendly  


5. She is not fat, she is _______.  

   A) slim  

   B) lazy  

   C) blond  



Part 2 – Vocabulary (Personality)  

B. Match the adjectives with their definitions. Write a–f.


a) shy  

b) funny  

c) friendly  

d) lazy  

e) generous  

f) serious  


6. _____ doesn’t like to talk with new people.  

7. _____ likes to tell jokes and make people laugh.  

8. _____ is kind and likes to give things to others.  

9. _____ doesn’t like working or doing things.  

10. _____ smiles and talks with many people.  

11. _____ doesn’t laugh a lot and is often quiet.



Part 3 – Grammar (Be, Have got, and Simple Present)  

C. Complete the sentences with: am / is / are / have got / has got.


12. I _______ tall and slim.  

13. She _______ long brown hair.  

14. They _______ very friendly.  

15. My teacher _______ short and _______ glasses.  

16. We _______ two dogs. They _______ very playful.



Part 4 – Describing People 

D. Answer the questions in full sentences.


Example:  

What colour is your hair?  

– My hair is brown.


17. Are you tall or short?  

____________________________________  


18. What colour are your eyes?  

____________________________________  


19. Is your best friend shy or outgoing?  

____________________________________  


20. Is your mother / father serious or funny?  

____________________________________  



Part 5 – Reading  

Read the text and answer the questions.


Maria is 25 years old. She is medium height and slim. She has long, curly black hair and dark brown eyes. She usually wears jeans and T‑shirts. Maria is very friendly and talkative. She likes meeting new people. She is also hard-working, but sometimes she is a little impatient.


E. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)?


21. Maria is short and fat. _____  

22. She has long, curly hair. _____  

23. She is very shy. _____  

24. She likes talking with people. _____  


F. Answer the questions.


25. What does Maria look like?  

____________________________________  


26. What is Maria like? (personality)  

____________________________________  



Part 6 – Writing  

G. Write a short paragraph (5–7 sentences) about a person you know well.  

Include:  

- age  

- appearance (hair, eyes, height, etc.)  

- clothes they usually wear  

- personality (at least 3 adjectives)  


Write your paragraph here:


__________________________________________________________  

__________________________________________________________  

__________________________________________________________  

__________________________________________________________  

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B1 Level English Test


Part 1 – Vocabulary: Appearance  

A. Choose the correct word (a, b, or c) to complete each sentence.


1. My sister is quite ________. She isn’t fat or thin.  

   a) slim  

   b) medium-height  

   c) average-weight  


2. He has ________ hair and blue eyes.  

   a) curly brown  

   b) curly browns  

   c) curl brown  


3. She is very ________. She always wears fashionable clothes.  

   a) shy  

   b) stylish  

   c) lazy  


4. My grandfather is ________ now. He doesn’t have any hair.  

   a) bald  

   b) beard  

   c) blonde  


5. He is very ________ for his age. He goes to the gym every day.  

   a) friendly  

   b) sociable  

   c) fit  



Part 2 – Vocabulary: Personality  

B. Match the adjectives (1–6) with the correct definitions (a–f).


Adjectives:  

1. generous  

2. confident  

3. honest  

4. impatient  

5. outgoing  

6. reliable  


Definitions:  

a) You can trust this person to do what they promise.  

b) This person likes talking to people and making new friends.  

c) This person gives time or money to other people easily.  

d) This person doesn’t like waiting.  

e) This person tells the truth and doesn’t lie.  

f) This person believes in themselves and isn’t shy.


Write your answers like this: 1–__, 2–__, etc.



Part 3 – Grammar and Vocabulary in Context  

C. Choose the best option (a, b, or c) to complete the conversation.


Mark: What’s your new flatmate like?  

Anna: She’s really nice. She’s tall and quite (1) ________ with long dark hair.  

Mark: And what about her personality?  

Anna: She’s very (2) ________. She always helps me with my homework.  

Mark: That’s good. Is she (3) ________ or shy?  

Anna: Very (3) ________. She talks to everyone in the building.  

Mark: Sounds great. Is she (4) ________? Does she tell you the truth?  

Anna: Yes, she’s very (4) ________. And I can always trust her. She’s really (5) ________ too – she’s never late.


(1)  

a) ugly  

b) attractive  

c) boring  


(2)  

a) selfish  

b) helpful  

c) lazy  


(3)  

a) outgoing  

b) impatient  

c) serious  


(4)  

a) honest  

b) talkative  

c) bossy  


(5)  

a) generous  

b) reliable  

c) nervous  



Part 4 – Reading  

Read the text and answer the questions with short answers.

My Best Friend 

My best friend is Lucas. He is medium-height and quite slim, with short black hair and green eyes. He usually wears jeans and a T‑shirt, but he likes wearing a smart shirt when we go out at the weekend.  

At first, Lucas seems a little shy, but when you know him better, he is very talkative and funny. He is also very kind and generous. He often helps his younger sister with her homework and sometimes helps our neighbours carry their shopping.  

Another great thing about Lucas is that he is very patient. When I feel stressed about school, he always listens to me and never gets angry. I can trust him because he is honest and always keeps my secrets. I’m really happy to have a friend like him.


Questions:


1. What colour are Lucas’s eyes?  

2. What does he usually wear?  

3. How does Lucas seem at first?  

4. Who does he often help with homework?  

5. Why can the writer trust Lucas?



Part 5 – Writing  

Choose one topic and write 5–7 sentences.


1. Describe a person in your family. Include:  

   - their appearance (height, hair, clothes, etc.)  

   - their personality (at least three adjectives)  

   - why you like or don’t like their personality.


OR


2. Describe yourself. Include:  

   - what you look like  

   - your personality (your good and bad qualities)  

   - how your personality helps or causes problems in your life.




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