You might find this creature at the bottom of the ocean. It has got eight arms.

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Students learn about different countries in this school subject. They can also learn about important rivers and cities and how to read maps.

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If you are good at adding numbers together, this subject might be easy. Students use a calculator.

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This beautiful animal is white and can swim and it has enormous white wings which are really strong. They have very long necks and they live near rivers or lakes.

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In this class, you can learn about metals, animals and planets.

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This is the place which you should go to if you want to send letters.

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People buy this to write and tell their friends about their holiday. They often have nice pictures on them.

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Journalists write for these, photographers take pictures for them, and people read them every day.

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You should go to this place if you like history and you want to look at old things or paintings. Sometimes teachers take their students to them.

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This animal usually lives in hot, dry places or the desert. It can walk for months without any water.

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You can buy medicines, pills and soaps in this shop.

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These insects can fly, have got beautiful wings and they love flowers. Birds sometimes eat them.

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In the day, this is blue or grey, and you can see clouds or the sun there.

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You can put this in your drinks to make them cold. If it is on a lake, you can skate on it.

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This animal lived a very long time ago, but now they are extinct.

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When this happens, it rains very hard, and it is windy.

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You usually see this inside a big tent. You might see clowns, lions and elephants here.

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These people work in offices, write letters, call clients and organise meetings.

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If you are ill or sick and need to go to the hospital, this vehicle can take you there.

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When it rains, you open this and walk with it above your head. Then you don't get wet.

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You use this when it's very dark and you can't see.

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You can see a play here. Actors and actresses work in this place.

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You study a degree here. You can study here when you finish school.

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You use these to cut paper.

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If you don't remember to spell a word you can use this to help you.

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You need to use this to make your hair look nice.

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This is a book where you can write your secrets.

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You can buy this once a week or once a month and read about a lot of interesting things.

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This is a bag where you put the things you need in this when you go climbing, camping or walking.

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This person's job is to fly planes.

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If you are late or you miss the bus you can take this transport. In every city they have different colours.

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Some people, like doctors or policemen, have to wear this at work.

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You can cross or go over a river or road if you walk on this.

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If you don't have any of this you can get some at the bank.

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When you travel you need to put your clothes in this.

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A person who looks at and repairs teeth.

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A large electric cupboard that keeps food cold.

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A sweet, sticky food that it is made by bees.

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The man that someone is married to.

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The woman that someone is married to.

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A person who works in a restaurant or a bar, bringing food to customers.

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North, South, East and (a)   .

North, (a)   , East and West.

Dark glasses that you wear to protect your eyes from the sun.

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The warmest season of the year. It's between spring and autumn.

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The coldest season of the year. It's between autumn and spring.

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Yesterday, today and (a)   .

Someone who performs in plays, movies or on TV shows.

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A thin, small, flat cake that is sweet and dry. People specially love the chocolate ones. Some people dip them in milk.

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The opposite of 'remember'.

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The last month of the year.

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A round object made of jewels and gold that a king or queen wears on his or her head.

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The opposite of 'full'.

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A piece of clothing that covers your fingers and hand when it's very cold.

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The opposite of 'expensive'.

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The object that Chinese or Japanese people use to eat.

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A game that two people play by moving difference pieces around a board of black and white squares.

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100 years.

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The period of celebration around 25th of December, when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus and people give each other presents.

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The opposite of 'coward'.

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An event where you listen to songs and singers and bands play music.

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Suggestions, opinions or recommendations that someone offers when you need help or have a problem.

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A place or building where you pay to stay while you are away on holidays.

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A high area of land that is smaller than a mountain.

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A powder made from grain that it is used to bake cakes, bread and pastries.

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Someone who doesn't like to work.

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The opposite of 'high'.

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Someone whose job is to write for newspapers, magazines, radio or television.

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The first month of the year.

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A sweet food made from fruit, often eatan on bread or toast.

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The opposite of 'boring'.

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A piece of jewellery that you wear around your neck.

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1,000

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The opposite of 'poor'.

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