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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
the area inside the roof of a house
attic
basement
balcony
a floor of a building that is below the ground
basement
attic
balcony
conservatory
an outdoor wooden platform attached to a house
(a)
My father parks our car in the (a)
my dad keeps his gardening tools here.
(a)
a room in which things are made or repaired
(a)
a room or building made of glass in which plants are grown
(a)
a room for children to play in
(a)
a passage inside a house
hall
garage
apartment
stools
this uses the exact definitions of the words
literal language
figurative language
triangle language
dimensional language
uses words in inventive ways to add extra atmosphere,emotion or meaning.
literal language
figurative language
triangle language
dimensional language
gives human qualities to objects or ideas
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
makes comparisons with like or as...as
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
uses exaggeration
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
understatement
uses an unusual form or way to describe something
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
what is this?
(a)
what's this?
(a)
what's on the floor?
(a)
do you remember this? name it!
(a)
we saw this yesterday. what's its name? :O
(a)
name?
(a)
what is this?
(a)
what makes this sound?
(a)
where does your mother cook?
(a)
my brother (a) lives in Sidney came to see me last year
The church (a) we visited yesterday is very old.
Amelia, (a) mother is from Shangai,speaks English and Chinese.
Buckingham palace, (a) the Queen of England lives, is in the center of London.
They are the people (a) want to buy our house.
Lisa,who is tall,likes to play soccer.
defining relative clause
nondefining relative clause
This is the place where I used to play as a child.
defining relative clause
nondefining relative clause
carrying a rabbit's foot is for good luck
true
false
opening an umbrella indoors brings bad luck
true
false
I will be a doctor if i study harder.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
If you heat ice,it melts.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
If I had studied for my exam,I would have passed it.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
If she had told me that, I would have done it.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
I would buy a toy if I had money.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
I will go to the cinema if you invite me.
zero conditional
first conditional
second conditional
third conditional
feeling embarrassment or regret
ashamed
drowsy
anxious
calm
close to falling asleep
ashamed
drowsy
anxious
calm
my dog was declared__________because he ate my homework.
ashamed
guilty
glum
grumpy
feeling that one may be harmed
Dumbo the elephant
glum
grumpy
threatened
very excided and happy
thrilled
glum
grumpy
happy
A neologism is a new word,usage,meaning or phrase
true
false
It's a repetitive song in your head.
(a)
what is he doing?
(a)
500×4+30×4×2
(a)
11×12×4+150×2
(a)
2555×4−220×10−5000
(a)
