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  • It's an appliance that produces cold and keeps the food fresh.
    the fridge
  • The opposite of 'fat' is...
    thin
  • Where in town do you go to send letters or parcels?
    the post office
  • The activity where you put your things in their place and make you room neat.
    tidy your room
  • Where do you go to buy books?
    the bookshop
  • What part of your body do you use to bite?
    the teeth
  • What part of your body do you use to smell?
    the nose
  • Where in town do you go if you are ill and need a doctor?
    the hospital
  • How do you write this number: 1038
    One thousand and thirty-eight
  • What part of your body do you use to hear?
    the ears
  • It's the part of the bathroom where you wash your hands and your face.
    the sink
  • It's a piece of furniture similar to a sofa but for 1 person only.
    an armchair
  • How do you write this number: 345
    three hundred and forty-five
  • Where in town can you see ships and boats?
    at the port
  • It's the part of the house where you watch TV or spend time with family.
    the living room
  • What months goes after July?
    August
  • When you take the dog out, we say you...
    walk the dog
  • It's the part of the house where you cook.
    the kitchen
  • The opposite of 'old' is...
    young
  • Where in town do you go to buy bread, cakes and pastry?
    the bakery
  • Where do you keep your pens, pencils, erasers...?
    in the pencil case
  • Which subject includes biology, geology, physics and chemistry?
    science
  • It's an appliance that gives light.
    a lamp
  • In which subject do you learn how to use numbers?
    In maths
  • It's a piece of furniture made of wood where you lay books and ornaments.
    a shelf
  • What time is it? 10:45
    It's quarter to eleven
  • Where do you go to buy medicine?
    the chemist's / the pharmacy
  • The opposite of curly is...
    straight
  • What is the first thing everyone does in the morning?
    wake up
  • What time is it? 12:30
    It's half past twelve