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UNIT 10

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  • A grand residence, especially one that is the home of a ruler or head of state.
    palace (noun)
    mountain (noun)
    drop (noun)
    telephone (noun)
  • Better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual; unique or distinguished.
    solar energy (noun)
    different (adjective)
    special (adjective)
    houseboat (noun)
  • A device used for pressing and smoothing clothes; also, to press clothes with such a device.
    look after (verb phrase)
    iron (verb)
    special (adjective)
    washing machine (noun)
  • An unidentified flying object; a mysterious object seen in the sky.
    dry (adjective)
    UFO (noun)
    postcard (noun)
    track (noun)
  • A device or machine, especially a domestic one, designed to perform a specific task.
    smart (adjective)
    appliance (noun)
    professor (noun)
    telephone (noun)
  • To operate using a specified fuel or energy source; to function by means of.
    run on (verb phrase)
    ocean (noun)
    palace (noun)
    temperature (noun)
  • To fall in small drops or to let liquid fall slowly in drops.
    drip (verb)
    run on (verb phrase)
    swimming pool (noun)
    housework (noun)
  • A teacher of the highest rank in a college or university.
    probably (adverb)
    solar energy (noun)
    professor (noun)
    dry (adjective)
  • Relating to or using radio waves for communication; not involving the use of wires or cables.
    wireless (adjective)
    washing machine (noun)
    fridge (noun)
    automatic (adjective)
  • Extremely good or attractive; excellent or wonderful.
    palace (noun)
    fantastic (adjective)
    houseboat (noun)
    castle (noun)
  • Operating by itself with little or no direct human control.
    modern (adjective)
    automatic (adjective)
    wireless (adjective)
    drop (noun)
  • The routine tasks and chores that need to be done around the home.
    electricity (noun)
    washing machine (noun)
    tractor (noun)
    housework (noun)
  • A form of energy resulting from the flow of electric charge.
    mountain (noun)
    electricity (noun)
    dishwasher (noun)
    robot (noun)
  • Free from moisture or liquid; not wet.
    dry (adjective)
    helicopter (noun)
    telephone (noun)
    hi-tech (adjective)
  • A machine for automatically washing dishes.
    dishwasher (noun)
    professor (noun)
    iron (verb)
    robot (noun)
  • A household appliance used to keep food and drinks cold.
    run on (verb phrase)
    castle (noun)
    fridge (noun)
    UFO (noun)
  • The continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied; also refers to the cosmos beyond Earth.
    robot (noun)
    look after (verb phrase)
    space (noun)
    houseboat (noun)
  • A path or course laid out for a particular purpose, such as running or railway lines.
    temperature (noun)
    different (adjective)
    track (noun)
    drop (noun)
  • A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level.
    cable TV (noun)
    robot (noun)
    mountain (noun)
    cottage (noun)
  • A television service transmitted via cables rather than over the air.
    run on (verb phrase)
    cable TV (noun)
    iron (verb)
    different (adjective)
  • Almost certainly; very likely.
    different (adjective)
    motorhome (noun)
    roof (noun)
    probably (adverb)
  • Relating to or characterized by high technology; modern and technologically advanced.
    helicopter (noun)
    hi-tech (adjective)
    surf the Internet (verb phrase)
    castle (noun)
  • A machine capable of carrying out complex actions automatically, often programmable by a computer.
    tractor (noun)
    robot (noun)
    surround (verb)
    cable TV (noun)
  • A large fortified building or group of buildings, historically used as a residence for royalty or nobility.
    castle (noun)
    palace (noun)
    dry (adjective)
    fridge (noun)
  • A very tall, continuously habitable building with many floors.
    robot (noun)
    fantastic (adjective)
    castle (noun)
    skyscraper (noun)
  • A structure filled with water intended for swimming.
    swimming pool (noun)
    temperature (noun)
    housework (noun)
    cottage (noun)
  • A self-propelled vehicle equipped with living accommodation, used for holidays.
    telephone (noun)
    houseboat (noun)
    motorhome (noun)
    fridge (noun)
  • Grass that has been cut, dried, and stored for use as animal fodder.
    UFO (noun)
    appliance (noun)
    hay (noun)
    drop (noun)
  • A powerful motor vehicle with large rear wheels, used chiefly on farms for pulling heavy loads.
    tractor (noun)
    space (noun)
    dishwasher (noun)
    wind energy (noun)
  • To browse or explore the World Wide Web.
    surf the Internet (verb phrase)
    probably (adverb)
    iron (verb)
    postcard (noun)
  • A system for transmitting voices over a distance using wire or radio.
    postcard (noun)
    telephone (noun)
    wind energy (noun)
    space (noun)
  • An appliance for washing clothes automatically.
    fridge (noun)
    washing machine (noun)
    probably (adverb)
    drop (noun)
  • The structure forming the upper covering of a building, protecting it from the elements.
    roof (noun)
    mountain (noun)
    postcard (noun)
    professor (noun)
  • A vast body of salt water that covers almost three-quarters of the earth’s surface.
    houseboat (noun)
    UFO (noun)
    ocean (noun)
    mountain (noun)
  • A small, simple house, typically found in the countryside.
    look after (verb phrase)
    wireless (adjective)
    cottage (noun)
    roof (noun)
  • A measure of the warmth or coldness of an environment or substance, typically measured in degrees.
    washing machine (noun)
    temperature (noun)
    mountain (noun)
    UFO (noun)
  • To take care of or attend to someone or something.
    look after (verb phrase)
    ocean (noun)
    postcard (noun)
    appliance (noun)
  • A boat designed or modified to be used primarily as a dwelling.
    surf the Internet (verb phrase)
    houseboat (noun)
    wireless (adjective)
    ocean (noun)
  • To encircle or enclose on all sides.
    drip (verb)
    different (adjective)
    surround (verb)
    washing machine (noun)
  • Having or showing quick-witted intelligence; also used to describe electronic devices with advanced capabilities.
    professor (noun)
    track (noun)
    smart (adjective)
    surf the Internet (verb phrase)
  • A small, round or pear-shaped quantity of liquid that hangs or falls in a spherical mass.
    drip (verb)
    automatic (adjective)
    drop (noun)
    cable TV (noun)
  • A rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard used for sending messages without an envelope.
    fantastic (adjective)
    probably (adverb)
    temperature (noun)
    postcard (noun)
  • Not the same as another or each other; distinct in nature or quality.
    different (adjective)
    surround (verb)
    comfortable (adjective)
    dishwasher (noun)
  • Energy derived from the sun’s rays.
    electricity (noun)
    iron (verb)
    cable TV (noun)
    solar energy (noun)
  • A type of aircraft that is lifted and propelled by one or more horizontal rotors.
    motorhome (noun)
    UFO (noun)
    postcard (noun)
    helicopter (noun)
  • Relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past; contemporary.
    modern (adjective)
    fantastic (adjective)
    mountain (noun)
    solar energy (noun)
  • Energy obtained from the movement of air (wind).
    telephone (noun)
    postcard (noun)
    wind energy (noun)
    dishwasher (noun)
  • Providing physical ease and relaxation; feeling at ease.
    probably (adverb)
    comfortable (adjective)
    drip (verb)
    hay (noun)