1. Communication

Question 1

precise

Answer 1

Accurate and exact

Precision is important in communication to avoid misunderstandings.

Question 2

articulate.

Answer 2

Able to express ideas and feelings clearly in words

Articulation enhances effective communication.

Question 3

coherent

Answer 3

Clear and understandable

Coherent speech is essential for effective dialogue.

Question 4

eloquent

Answer 4

Expressing ideas clearly and in a way that influences people

Eloquent speakers can sway opinions and emotions.

Question 5

extrovert

Answer 5

An outgoing person

Extroverts often thrive in social situations.

Question 6

fluent

Answer 6

Able to use a language naturally and in a smooth way

Fluency is a key goal in language learning.

Question 7

hesitant

Answer 7

Not certain

Hesitation can hinder effective communication.

Question 8

inhibited

Answer 8

Not confident enough to say or do

Inhibition can affect one’s ability to express thoughts.

Question 9

persuasive

Answer 9

Able to make people agree to do something

Persuasive communication is vital in negotiation.

Question 10

rambling

Answer 10

Aimless and confused

Rambling can detract from the clarity of a message.

Question 11

reserved

Answer 11

Not saying much

Reserved individuals may prefer listening over speaking.

Question 12

succinct

Answer 12

shortly and clearly expressed

Question 13

vague

Answer 13

Not clear or certain

Vague statements can lead to misunderstandings.

Question 14

digress

Answer 14

To go off the subject

Digressing can dilute the main point of a discussion.

Question 15

the hardest nuts to crack

Answer 15

Difficult problems to solve

These often require innovative thinking.

Question 16

repercussions

Answer 16

The effects that an action has on something (bad)

Understanding repercussions is crucial for decision-making.

Question 17

in the air

Answer 17

Something is about to happen

This phrase often indicates anticipation.

Question 18

talk at cross purposes

Answer 18

To talk about different things

This can lead to confusion in conversations.

Question 19

get the wrong end of the stick

Answer 19

To misunderstand something

Misunderstandings can escalate conflicts.

Question 20

read between the lines

Answer 20

To understand what someone means

This skill is important for interpreting subtle messages.

Question 21

get a word in edgeways

Answer 21

To get a chance to say something

This often occurs in conversations dominated by one person.

Question 22

beat around the bush

Answer 22

To avoid getting to the point

Direct communication is often more effective.

Question 23

not make head or tail of

Answer 23

Not able to understand anything

This expression indicates complete confusion.

Question 24

be all ears

Answer 24

To listen carefully

Being ‘all ears’ shows attentiveness.

Question 25

talking to a brick wall

Answer 25

To be completely ignored by someone

Question 26

to have the last word on something

Answer 26

To express the final point in an argument

Question 27

to be at a loss for words

Answer 27

Not know what to say

Question 28

to be on the same wavelength

Answer 28

To share similar opinions and ideas

Question 29

talk down to someone

Answer 29

To talk as if someone was inferior

Question 30

butt in

Answer 30

To interrupt

Question 31

tell off

Answer 31

To speak angrily

Question 32

bring up a subject

Answer 32

To start discussing a subject

Question 33

take in

Answer 33

To understand

Question 34

blurt out

Answer 34

To say suddenly without thinking

Question 35

bring someone round

Answer 35

To persuade someone to have the same opinion as you.

Question 36

dry up

Answer 36

To finish speaking because you don't know what to say next

Question 37

talk into someone

Answer 37

To persuade somebody to do something

Question 38

clam up

Answer 38

To suddenly stop talking