ODF 3 Unit 1 Vocabulary and Grammar Review

Maria tried hard to ______ to the rules at her new school, but she found it difficult to adjust to the strict dress code.

• conform

• criticize

• trust

• persuade

Teacher: "Do you enjoy following trends?" Student: "Not really, I prefer to ______ and explore my own interests."

• stand out in a crowd

• do my own thing

• follow the crowd

• talk someone into it

Despite being an ______ in her class, Sarah remained confident in her abilities and eventually gained everyone's respect.

• outsider

• influential

• rebel

• conformist

Scenario: A group of friends encourages Jane to skip her study session to go to the mall.

• admit

• peer pressure

• justify

• criticize

Choose the correct sentence:

• The rebel leader encouraged people to conform to the government.

• The rebel inspired others to challenge unfair rules.

• Being a rebel means blindly following the crowd.

• A rebel must always conform to authority.

Friend: "Why didn't you follow the group during the trip?" You: "Because I didn't want to ______. I prefer discovering places at my own pace."

• do my own thing

• follow the crowd

• conform

• trust

Mark is incredibly stubborn; no matter how much we tried to convince him, he wouldn't ______ that he was wrong.

• admit

• conform

• justify

• criticize

John trusts that his best friend will always support him. What does "trust" mean here?

• To rely on someone's honesty and reliability

• To question someone's loyalty

• To talk someone into doing something

• To admit one's mistakes

The teacher praised Ella for her unique ideas and ability to ______ in a crowd of creative thinkers.

• follow the crowd

• stand out

• conform

• criticize

Choose the correct sentence:

• Peer pressure often leads people to make better choices.

• Peer pressure can negatively influence decisions.

• Peer pressure encourages individuals to trust themselves.

• Peer pressure is always beneficial.