Describing places to live

Our house is very ____ . There's furniture, books and toys all over the place.

• mess

• spacious

• cluttered

• terraced

Jane lives in a quiet street with rows of _____ houses. They are all joined together and look almost the same.

• terraced

• semi-detached

• detached

• cluttered

When my grandmother started having problems walking, she moved into a ______ so that she didn't need to go up and down the ________ all the time.

• cottage ; drive

• mansion ; stairs

• bungalow ; stairs

• bungalow ; terrace

There wasn't a ________ so I _________ hard on the door.

• doorbell ; knocked

• doormat ; hit

• fireplace ; went

• balcony ; climbed

Jenny opened the ________ to let more sunshine into the room.

• widow

• balcony

• shutters

• cellar

My neighbours have got 3 cars, so they keep two of them on the ______ in front of the house.

• garage

• terrace

• ceiling

• drive

It's a very ______ kitchen with plenty of room for a large table and chairs.

• spacious

• little

• interesting

• tiny

The small room she rented is really _______ . It's bright and warm, so it's really nice to live there.

• cozy

• impressive

• enormous

• semi-detached

I live in a small ______ in the south of Poland. It has about 300 residents.

• village

• cottage

• semi-detached house

• home town

We didn't like the city any more, so we bought a big place in the _______ with lots of animals.

• suburbs

• countryside

• home town

• city centre