Flashcards on Role Models, Virtues, and Descriptive Language

Role Models, Virtues, & Descriptive Language: A Student Guide

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How do you order adjectives to describe someone's hair?

Length + Type/Style + Colour (e.g., shoulder-length straight blond hair).

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Describing people

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Card 1

Question: How do you order adjectives to describe someone's hair?

Answer: Length + Type/Style + Colour (e.g., shoulder-length straight blond hair).

Card 2

Question: Give three words for hair length.

Answer: Short, shoulder-length, long.

Card 3

Question: Name three hair type/style words.

Answer: Curly, wavy, straight.

Card 4

Question: List five common hair colours from the content.

Answer: Blond, brown, red, grey, black.

Card 5

Question: How would you start a sentence to describe someone's hair using 'have/has' plus examples?

Answer: She has (got) / He has (got)… e.g., She has short spiky brown hair; He has medium length black hair.

Card 6

Question: Give three hairstyle nouns mentioned.

Answer: Ponytail, bun, plaits.

Card 7

Question: How can you describe someone's eyes? Provide word examples from the content.

Answer: Use 'She/He has…' plus adjectives: big blue eyes, large, small, bright blue eyes with long eyelashes, narrow.

Card 8

Question: Name five distinguishing or typical facial features listed.

Answer: Freckles, beard, goatee, beauty spot, dimples.

Card 9

Question: Give four more distinguishing features from the content.

Answer: Turn-up nose, moustache, pointed chin, full lips.

Card 10

Question: What phrase describes someone who is slightly overweight around the waist?

Answer: He isn’t very slim (especially round the waist). He has a beer belly.