Lesson 16, Exercise 15: Adjectives Sensual, Helpful, and Rude

Watch the video, then answer the question.

Subtitled:

Alison says the French are sensual. This adjective is similar to:
1. sensuous.
2. sensitive.
3. sensible.
Watch the video again. Watch carefully. What is his reaction to her opinion of the French?
1. He laughs a little bit. He is amused.
2. He agrees with her.
3. He is very disturbed by her opinion.
Has Travis been to France?
1. Yes he has, and he met a few French people.
2. No, he hasn't, but he met a few French people.
3. Yes he has, but he did not meet any French people.
Which picture best defines "helpful"?
Travis says: They (the French) were rather rude to me, actually.
There is another way to say the same thing. Choose the best sentence:
1. They were a bit impolite to me, in fact.
2. They were extremely impolite to me, in fact.
3. They are a bit rude to me now.
Some of the people Travis met were immensely helpful.
These people
1. were extremely cooperative.
2. were slightly accommodating.
3. offered no assistance.

4 picturs in one defining adjectives sensuos, helpful, ploite, and rude.

3 Adjectives: Sensual, helpful, and rude.
Sensual: physical or sexual, not spiritual or intellectual.
Helpful: accommodating, cooperative.
Rude: discourteous, impolite.
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