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- 1. Multiple Choice
The following are collocations and expressions you may use with ‘money’ except one.
You can make money if you invest wisely.
You can earn a fortune if you are lucky.
I gain money.
You can donate money (to charity).
- 2. Multiple Choice
The following expressions mean “spending a lot” except one.
He spends money like there is no tomorrow.
Justin is a spendthrift.
She has more money than sense.
Mario is a bargain hunter.
- 3. Multiple Choice
The following expressions mean “It was expensive” except one.
It cost a fortune.
They charged an exorbitant price .
It's going for a song.
I paid through the nose.
- 4. Multiple Choice
This expression can be used to say something is cheap.
It is going for a dance.
It is dirt cheap.
It is dead expensive.
It is chip as cheaps.
- 5. Multiple Choice
The following are all related to spending a lot of money except one.
Yes, but I need to keep an eye on my wallet.
I like to fork out on gifts.
I like to splash out on clothes.
I am happy to dig deep (into my pockets) and buy expensive things.
- 6. Multiple Choice
The following are all related to NOT spending a lot of money except one.
No, I am a bit strapped for cash at the moment.
I tend to spend lavishly when it comes to clothes shopping.
I am on a tight budget at the moment.
I am on a shoestring budget.
- 7. Multiple Choice
What activities would you say are expensive except one.
Buying pricey sports equipment like in golf, paragliding, scuba-diving.
Travelling in first class.
Collecting things (classic cars, antiques in general)
Going to public parks for brisk walking.
- 8. Multiple Choice
a bargain hunter means looking for things that are good value for money
TRUE
FALSE
- 9. Multiple Choice
I don’t have enough money to make ends meet. The italicized phrase means to get by or to survive
TRUE
FALSE
- 10. Multiple Choice
I am strapped for cash these days. The italicized phrase means a lot of cash.
TRUE
FALSE
- 11. Multiple Choice
He’s rolling in money means he is very rich/loaded .
TRUE
FALSE
- 12. Multiple Choice
I am going to splash/fork out on a new computer means spend a little money.
TRUE
FALSE
- 13. Open Ended
Part 1
Are you good at saving money?
(2-3 sentences and incorporate idioms if possible)
- 14. Open Ended
Part 1:
Did you save money as a child?
(2-3 sentences and incorporate idioms if possible)
- 15. Open Ended
Part 3:
Is it good to buy products with famous brands?
(5+ sentences and incorporate idioms if possible)
- 16. Open Ended
Part 3
Do you think it is okay to lend money to friends or family members?
(5+ sentences and incorporate idioms if possible)
- 17. Open Ended
Part 3
Do you think money is everything?
(5+ sentences and incorporate idioms if possible)
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