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In one word 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Opposites 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
English - American
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Britain and the British
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Full of fear
Afraid, frightened,
scared
concerned with energy or forces that produce motion
dynamic
aware of feelings, moods, reactions, etc
sensitive
orderly and efficient
organized
able to tolerate the beliefs, actions, opinions, etc., of others
tolerant
temperamental or changeable or gloomy
moody
friendly and sociable
outgoing
sure of oneself; bold
confident
able to be trusted; predictable
reliable
thoughtful towards other people; kind
considerate
thick
thin
polite
rude
overweight
skinny
permanent
temporary
partial
total
wild
tame
strange
familiar
plain
attractive
serious
frivolous
drunk
sober
baggage
luggage
flat
apartment
pavement
sidewalk
taxi
cab
motorway
freeway
aerial
antenna
lift
elevator
wardrobe
closet
curtains
drapes
garden
yard
homework
do
exercises
do
An examination
do
A mistake
make
(smb) a favour
do
A noise
make
The shopping
do
An effort
make
A phone call
make
An agreement
make
The colour that represents Ireland is ___
green
What`s the name of the British flag?
Union Jack
What is Ben Nevis and where is it situated?
A mountain in W Scotland, in the Grampian mountains:
highest peak in Great Britain
What is Eisteddfod?
any of a number of annual festivals in Wales, in which
competitions are held in music, poetry, drama, and the fine arts
The famous British newspaper which is printed on pink paper is _____________
The Financial Times
What sort of programmes can you hear on BBC 1?
Pop music
What are the Tories?
The Conservative Party
What are the Derby, the Grand National and the Gold Cup?
Horse races
Where do people speak Cockney?
London
This round place is often called the centre of London. There is a statue of Eros in the middle of
it.
Piccadilly Circus
What most resembles the half of an orange?
The other half
If yesterday two weeks ago was Saturday, what day will be tomorrow?
Monday
Why do white sheep eat more grass than black ones?
Because there are more white sheep in the world
What does a cat have that no other animals have?
Kittens
What is the end of everything?
Letter “G”
What goes up into the air white and comes down yellow?
An egg
What goes up and never goes down?
Your age
What often falls and never gets hurt?
snow
What part of a river is a Greek letter?
The delta
What goes up and down at the same time?
A staircase
