G7_U12: VOCABULARY

My father always __________ a souvenir when he visits a new country.

The ___________ Opera House in Australia is one of the world's most famous buildings. (Sydney/ Melbourne)

The Opera House in Sydney __________ millions of visitors a year.

London's ___________ Thames is famous for landmarks such as Tower Bridge and the London Eye. (coastline/ river)

I’m in a team with two boys from Australia and a girl from ……………….

Buckingham ___________ is the Queen's residence in London, as well as her administrative headquarters. (Castle/ Palace)

Scotland is famous for its ancient _________.

The ___________ is where the President and First Family of the United States live and work.

You can find a lot of natural _________ in Canada.

The Glastonbury Festival in England is a celebration of music and it ………… thousands of people every year.

One of the biggest _________ parks in the world is Disneyland in California.

Hawaii is a ___________ in the Western United States, located in the Pacific Ocean.

The Maori are the _________ people of New Zealand.

It's great to __________ English by talking with the local people here.

I use English every day, with people from ………………... countries.

Australians __________ outdoor activities.

The UK's earliest hand axes were made by ___________ humans 560,000 years ago.

Alaska in the USA has over three million lakes. It's _________!

People often talk about English as a ___________ language or lingua franca. (local/ global)

When I was in Washington D.C., I __________ a lot of museums.

A ___________ English speaker is a person whose mother tongue is English. (native/ foreign)

Yesterday we __________ the countryside by bus.

British ___________ food is full breakfast, fish and chips, the Sunday roast, steak, Kidney pie, Shepherd’s pie, bangers, and mash. (traditional/ historical)

New Zealand's national animal, the ___________, is the only bird, which does not have a tail. (kangaroo/ kiwi)