Society Changing Attitudes – A2 – Quiz Vocabulary 1 / 20 What does ‘closer’ mean when families were ‘closer’? Living in taller houses Having stronger relationships with each other Having more cars Travelling longer distances 2 / 20 What does ‘continue’ mean? To stop forever To forget immediately To keep happening or doing something To begin yesterday 3 / 20 What does ‘honesty’ mean? Being very quiet Having a lot of free time Changing your mind every day Telling the truth and not cheating 4 / 20 What does ‘kindness’ mean? Being friendly and helpful to others Being late to work Having lots of money Winning every argument 5 / 20 What are ‘values’ in this text? Prices in shops Exam marks Hours in a day Beliefs about what is important and right 6 / 20 What does ‘present’ mean in ‘the past and the present’? A birthday gift The time we are living in now A time long ago The next century 7 / 20 What does ‘communities’ mean? Groups of people who live in the same area or share something Only family members Large office buildings Famous people 8 / 20 What does ‘lifestyles’ mean? Only what people eat The languages of Europe The different ways people live A list of laws 9 / 20 What are ‘relationships’? Connections between people Types of machines Kinds of weather Places for shopping 10 / 20 What does ‘freedom’ mean? Having no friends Following every tradition Working every weekend Being able to make your own choices 11 / 20 What does ‘modern’ mean? Very old Only about nature Connected with the present time Not possible 12 / 20 What does ‘respect’ mean? Always agreeing with others Treating people well and valuing them Speaking louder than others Making all the decisions 13 / 20 What does ‘opinions’ mean? What people think or believe Names of countries People's ages Work schedules 14 / 20 What does ‘social change’ mean? A change in the weather A new kind of car A change in how people live or behave together A change in someone's address 15 / 20 What are ‘experiences’? Plans for next year Things that happen to people in their lives Only school subjects Rules at work 16 / 20 What does ‘needs’ mean in this text? Things people dislike Places people visit Ideas people forget Things people require 17 / 20 What does ‘mental health’ refer to? The food we eat How fast we can run How healthy we are in our thoughts and feelings The clothes we wear 18 / 20 What does ‘disability’ mean? A condition that can make some activities difficult A type of holiday A personal opinion A new job 19 / 20 What are ‘opportunities’? Rules you must follow Problems in daily life Things from the past Chances to do something 20 / 20 What does ‘attitudes’ mean in the text? Ways people travel Ways people think or feel about something Types of buildings Different jobs Your score is