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  • Which word means a course you study at university for four or five years?
    degree
  • Name two narrative tenses? (both must be correct)
    Past Simple/Continuous/Perfect
  • What was Sam´s invention in the "Bright Ideas" magazine?
    pizza scissors
  • Which phrasal verb means "take care of" ?
    look after
  • Where do lemurs come from?
    Madagascar
  • What is the word for "make money by working"?
    earn
  • Alexander Graham ...... invented the telephone...Watt---Bell---Ring---Mobile---Baird---Whatsapp
    Bell
  • Indirect question: "Did he win?" I want to know .................... (three words)
    if he won
  • Which adjective means you are sure of yourself?
    confident
  • What has four leaves and is lucky?
    a clover
  • Give an example of a gadget.
    mp3 player, mobile, torch etc.
  • In the "bullet ..... ritual" in the Brazilian Amazon, what are in the gloves?
    ants
  • What is the word for a child of about 18 months learning to walk?
    toddler
  • Which animal did leopards kill in Mumbai? The leopards were helping humans.
    dogs
  • In the "Moving On" magazine, which country was Anders from?
    Norway
  • In Bright Ideas, what material was used for Amina´s "non-slip tray"?
    rubber
  • Which religion (adjective) celebrates the "bar mitzvah"? (only ten points for the noun)
    Jewish
  • Spell the plural of this animal.
    wolves
  • In which country is it unlucky to give someone scissors?
    Turkey
  • What is the word for "hunt animals illegally"?
    poach
  • How do you say "aliviado" in English?
    relieved
  • When did John Logie Baird invent the television? 1766---1876---1926---1956
    1926
  • Give a synonym of "intelligent".
    clever/bright
  • Which creature is it unlucky to kill in Canada? baboons---seals---ladybirds---goats---deer
    ladybirds
  • Which number is unlucky in Japan? 4---15---26---37
    4
  • What is the adjective from "persuade"?
    persuasive
  • How do you say "OVNI" in English?
    UFO
  • Jim Lewis and Jim Springer were ........... (noun) separated at birth.
    twins