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WorksheetsM6 2-skills Unit 1.1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
acquisition
the act of getting or acquiring something like
skills or knowledge
an unfair and untrue belief about a group of people
a sign that tells a person to do something
complete involvement in some activity or interest
ambiguity
complete involvement in some activity or interest
a sign that tells a person to do something
something that does not have a single clear meaning
an often unfair and untrue belief about a group of people
bilingual
able to speak bi
not able so speak another language
able to speak and understand two languages
cue
able to speak and understand two languages
a signal to do something
complete involvement in some activity or interest
a long line of people
involve
complete involvement in some activity or interest
to have or include someone or something
the act of getting or acquiring something
motivation
a force or influence that causes someone to do something
the act of getting or acquiring something
a sign that tells a person to do something
refer to
to ask someone a question
to look at or in something for information
to read a book
stereotype
a sign that tells a person to do something
to be able to speak and read two languages
an unfair and untrue belief about a group of people
tolerance
able to speak and read two langauges
a sign that tells a person to do something
willingness to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from your own
My friend can speak two languages, she is (a) .
CLASS, CLASS, CLASS!!! is my (a) to the class to be quiet
I use magic points as (a) in my English class
Drinking lots of tea is a (a) of British people.
Use one of the vocabulary words in a sentence, I will read them out the the class at the end and award extra magic points.
what is the correct spelling?
acusistion
acquisition
aqusition
aquasistion
