Life and Death of Giorgio Armani – B2 -Vocab Questions 1 / 20 What does ‘legacy’ most closely mean in this article? their early education what someone leaves behind and is remembered for their daily routine their private wealth only 2 / 20 What does ‘sincere’ mean in Armani’s final quote? shy and quiet secretive careless honest and genuine 3 / 20 What does ‘glory’ mean in ‘from his beginnings to his glory’? financial problems private family life early training period great success and honour 4 / 20 What does ‘adored’ mean in Russell Crowe’s quote? loved very much disliked strongly respected from a distance felt indifferent about 5 / 20 What does ‘campaign’ mean in ‘Armani campaign’? a legal case a charity event an organised advertising project a political protest 6 / 20 What does ‘supported’ mean in Edward Enninful’s comment? ignored completely helped and encouraged criticised publicly competed against 7 / 20 What does ‘mentor’ mean in the sentence about Diane Kruger? a close family member an experienced person who gives guidance a rival designer a journalist 8 / 20 What does ‘tributes’ mean in this article? financial payments messages of praise and respect legal documents formal complaints 9 / 20 What does ‘natural’ mean in ‘a natural and not a sudden break’? happening gradually and smoothly completely unplanned unexpected and shocking caused by nature 10 / 20 What does ‘responsibilities’ mean in the context of leadership? social events personal hobbies duties and obligations private opinions 11 / 20 What does ‘visionary’ mean when employees described Armani? a follower of others someone with strong ideas about the future someone with poor planning skills a person who avoids change 12 / 20 What are ‘colleagues’ in the text? customers family members competitors people you work with 13 / 20 What does ‘expanded’ mean in relation to Armani’s business? grew into new areas closed several departments reduced its size stayed exactly the same 14 / 20 What does ‘iconic’ mean when describing Julia Roberts’ suit? rarely seen old-fashioned uncomfortable to wear very famous and easily recognised 15 / 20 What does ‘pleated trousers’ refer to? trousers with folded fabric details tight sports trousers short summer trousers damaged clothing 16 / 20 What does ‘introduced’ mean in ‘Armani introduced softer styles’? removed completely copied from others criticised publicly brought in for the first time 17 / 20 What does ‘independence’ mean in the sentence about refusing big luxury groups? freedom to control his own business lack of interest in fashion working without employees financial weakness 18 / 20 What does ‘luxury’ mean when describing Armani brands? second-hand cheap and mass-produced high quality and expensive basic and practical 19 / 20 What does ‘driving force’ suggest about Giorgio Armani? he avoided leadership he managed transport logistics he was the main reason for the company’s success he worked as a driver 20 / 20 What does the word ‘founder’ mean in the text? a famous customer a temporary employee the person who created or started a company a financial investor only Your score is