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Personality Vocabulary Exercise

October 27, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

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1Marta always brings the office keys on time, so everyone says she is very ...............
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"Reliable" means people can trust her to do what she promises.
2After the match, Leo paid for snacks for the whole team; he is really ...............
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"Generous" describes someone who is happy to give or share with others.
3When the teacher asks him to present, Amir speaks quietly and looks at the floor because he is ...............
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"Shy" fits because he speaks quietly and avoids attention.
4Nina explained the computer problem three times without getting angry; she is very ...............
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"Patient" means able to wait calmly or continue without getting annoyed.
5Tom studies late before exams and finishes extra practice tasks, so his classmates call him ...............
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"Hard-working" fits because he studies late and finishes extra tasks.
6Sofia always says thank you to the bus driver, which makes her seem ...............
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"Polite" describes someone who shows good manners, such as saying thank you.
7Ben told his parents he had broken the glass, even though nobody saw him, so he was ...............
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"Honest" fits because he admits his mistake instead of hiding it.
8On Monday mornings, Elena smiles and greets everyone warmly, so she seems ...............
Wrong!
"Cheerful" means happy and positive in a noticeable way.
9During group work, Jack tells everyone what to do and never listens to other ideas; he can be ...............
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"Bossy" describes someone who keeps telling other people what to do.
10Before buying a new phone, Priya checks prices and reads reviews because she is ...............
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"Sensible" means practical and making good decisions.
11Hugo is taking evening courses because he wants to manage the company one day; he is ...............
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"Ambitious" describes someone who wants to be successful and achieve big goals.
12At college, Layla joins every club and chats with new students easily because she is ...............
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"Sociable" means enjoying meeting and talking with other people.

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  1. Marta always brings the office keys on time, so everyone says she is very reliable.
  2. After the match, Leo paid for snacks for the whole team; he is really generous.
  3. When the teacher asks him to present, Amir speaks quietly and looks at the floor because he is shy.
  4. Nina explained the computer problem three times without getting angry; she is very patient.
  5. Tom studies late before exams and finishes extra practice tasks, so his classmates call him hard-working.
  6. Sofia always says thank you to the bus driver, which makes her seem polite.
  7. Ben told his parents he had broken the glass, even though nobody saw him, so he was honest.
  8. On Monday mornings, Elena smiles and greets everyone warmly, so she seems cheerful.
  9. During group work, Jack tells everyone what to do and never listens to other ideas; he can be bossy.
  10. Before buying a new phone, Priya checks prices and reads reviews because she is sensible.
  11. Hugo is taking evening courses because he wants to manage the company one day; he is ambitious.
  12. At college, Layla joins every club and chats with new students easily because she is sociable.

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