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Mark the word that is a false cognate.

Instruction: Answer questions 31 to 40 based on the following text.


New year, new you, you tell yourself. Again.


  1. January always feels like the perfect time of year to start something new and learn new
  2. skills, as_____ people seem to be in the mood to turn their life around. However, it can be
  3. _____ daunting, especially if college or work gets in the way - where will you find the time?
  4. To help you along, here are some things you could learn in 2019, no matter how _____
  5. time you have to spare.
  6. 1 hour - fold a T-shirt
  7. If one of your resolutions are to be more tidy, and you’re actually planning on sticking to it
  8. this year, this might be the skill for you. It’s extremely simple and, once mastered, looks very
  9. impressive. Show off to your parents, tell your friends!
  10. 1. Lay your t-shirt out on a table.
  11. 2. Imagine two lines, one going down the shirt from the left of the collar, and one going
  12. horizontally through the middle. They meet at point A, the top is point B and bottom is
  13. point C.
  14. 3. Pinch point A and B, then cross your arms by bringing point B down to point C.
  15. 4. Pick the t-shirt up and uncross your arms.
  16. 5. Use the table to fold the t-shirt away from you once and voila! A perfectly folded t-shirt.
  17. It may take a couple of tries to nail it, but once you do, you’ll have the most beautifully
  18. organised drawers in all the land. You’re welcome.
  19. 1 month - play an instrument (at a very basic level)
  20. You're unlikely to become an expert at a musical instrument in under 30 days. However,
  21. with dedication and practice, you can definitely learn the fundamentals, and get a few good
  22. tunes under your belt.
  23. To ……… life simple, pick an instrument that’s slightly easier to play, such as the ukulele. It
  24. has four strings rather than six as on a guitar, and the neck is much smaller, which means there
  25. are fewer combinations of chords to learn.
  26. 1 year - learn a language
  27. Whether it's for an upcoming holiday, to increase your employability or just for fun,
  28. learning a language is a really good way of enhancing your skills and opening up opportunities.
  29. Some research suggests that, for English speakers, learning an easier language such as
  30. French, German or Swahili takes around 480 hours. In context, if you practice one and a half
  31. hours a day, or roughly ten hours spread across a week, then you could potentially be fluent in
  32. the language by 2020.
  33. So… what are you waiting for? Get practising!


Source: adapted from https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/articles/zkkb2sg

Mark the word that is a false cognate.


A

especially (l.03).


B

college (l.03).


C

simple (l.08).


D

expert (l.20).


E

context (l.30).