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Describing houses

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  • If you are on the same level as the main entrance, where are you?
    On the ground floor
  • Which word describes a house that is very big and has lots of space?
    Spacious
  • What type of house is joined to only one other house?
    A semi-detached house
  • What type of house is only one floor, with no stairs?
    A bungalow
  • What is the opposite of “upstairs”?
    Downstairs
  • Which word describes a house that is new and not traditional?
    Modern
  • Which word describes a house that is very old and important for history?
    Historic
  • Where do you usually find bedrooms: upstairs or in the basement?
    Upstairs
  • Where do people live if they want to be close to shops, cinemas, and restaurants?
    In the city centre
  • Which word describes a house that is small but very comfortable?
    Cosy
  • Where do people live if they want to be surrounded by fields and nature?
    In the countryside
  • Which word describes a house that looks like it was built many years ago?
    Traditional
  • What material is grey and very strong, often used for buildings?
    Concrete
  • Which word describes a house where rooms don’t have many walls inside?
    Open-plan
  • Where do people live if their house is outside the city, but not in the countryside?
    In the suburbs
  • What do you call a tall building with many flats?
    A block of flats
  • If you are one floor below ground level, where are you?
    In the basement
  • What material is often red and used in walls?
    Brick
  • What type of house is not joined to any other house?
    A detached house
  • If you are at the very top of the building, where are you?
    On the top floor
  • What material do we use to make windows?
    Glass
  • What is the name of a group of houses that are all built together as a project?
    On a housing estate
  • What material is strong and shiny, used for tools and pipes?
    Metal
  • What do you call a small, traditional house, often in the countryside?
    A cottage
  • Where do people live if they are in a small community with farms?
    In a village
  • If you are one level higher than the ground floor, where are you?
    On the first floor
  • What material is heavy, natural, and used for walls?
    Stone
  • What type of house is joined to houses on both sides?
    A terraced house
  • Where do people live if they want to be very close to the ocean?
    Near the sea
  • What material is hard and comes from trees?
    Wood
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