Features of a British House | Learn English House Vocabulary | Advanced House Vocabulary

This video tutorial covers various aspects of house vocabulary, including different parts of a house such as the attic, back door, balcony, basement, bedroom, box room, brick, cabinet, carpet, ceiling, corridor, countertop, decking, dining room, doorbell, driveway, ensuite, and entrance hall. The instructor provides detailed explanations and examples for each term, helping learners expand their understanding of house-related vocabulary.

What is the term used when an attic is transformed into a living space?

• Modification

• Extension

• Conversion

• Renovation

What is a cat flap?

• A small door for cats

• A type of window

• A garden feature

• A type of roof

Which of the following is a characteristic of a basement?

• Always above ground

• Always used for storage

• Partly or entirely below ground

• Always damp

In the UK, where are bedrooms typically located?

• Ground floor

• Upper floors

• Attic

• Basement

What is a box room commonly used for?

• Cooking

• Storing large items

• Entertaining guests

• Sleeping

What material is commonly used to build houses in the UK?

• Glass

• Wood

• Brick

• Concrete

What is a cabinet typically used for?

• Sleeping

• Storing items

• Cooking

• Gardening

What is the difference between a carpet and a rug?

• Carpets are permanent

• Rugs are thicker

• Rugs cover the entire floor

• Carpets are movable

What is the purpose of a doorbell?

• To lock the door

• To decorate the entrance

• To alert someone of your presence

• To open the door

What is an ensuite?

• A type of living room

• A private bathroom attached to a bedroom

• A shared bathroom

• A kitchen feature