WorksheetsLiving in a big city 1
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
a covering fitted around the rim of a wheel, especially an inflated hollow ring of reinforced rubber.
brake
wheel
tire
accident
a small, usually narrow slip of thin cardboard or paper, serving as evidence of prepayment of the fare, fee, or admission price of some event, service, or the like.
(a)
the movement of pedestrians and vehicles along a transportation route.
cab
road
traffic
coach
a volatile, flammable liquid of hydrocarbons, derived from petroleum and used primarily as fuel for internal-combustion engines; gasoline.
petrol
gauge
licence
drive
a powerful light mounted on the front of a vehicle.
flag down
headlight
fare
traffic lights
to call out or wave to in order to summon or attract the attention of.
light
park
hail
flag down
a device used to make a measurement.
gear
gauge
petrol
licence
a bridge for pedestrians only.
bridge
lift
traffic island
footbridge
the planned end of a journey, or the place to which goods or baggage are sent.
transport
destination
prime
traffic jam
the official on a passenger train, bus, or streetcar who collects payment.
(a)
to travel regularly back and forth between two points, usually the home and workplace.
(a)
a bus designed for intercity use or long-distance travel.
lorry
car
cab
coach
a device for slowing or stopping the motion of a vehicle, wheel, or the like, especially by friction.
(a)
to increase the speed or rate of something.
accelerate
pick up speed
speed up/gather speed
slow down
a place where two roads, routes, or railroad tracks, or a combination of these, intersect.
traffic
crossing
road
traffic warden
a major public road on which one can drive at high speeds, especially between cities; highway.
(a)
any of a number of large vehicles used for transporting freight or other loads; truck.
automobile
lorry
coach
cab
a ride in a vehicle, given to help a person who is traveling on foot.
flag down
lift
underground
light
