FACE PARTS
What do we call the lines of hair above your eyes?
eyebrows
What do we call hair that is not straight?
curly
What do we call a person who is in good physical shape?
fit
This person has short black hair, green eyes, and wears round glasses. He has a small scar on his forehead.
Harry Potter
What idiom means «to listen very carefully»?
all ears
What do we call the parts of the face we use to hear?
ears
What do we call hair that is not curly?
straight
What do we call skin that is dark after the sun?
suntanned
This person has long dark wavy hair, a goatee beard, and a moustache. He wears colourful beads and coins in his dreadlocks. His high forehead is always covered with a red bandana. He has a scar through his right eyebrow.
Jack Sparrow
What idiom means «to wish someone good luck»?
keep your fingers crossed
What do we call the part of the face below the mouth?
chin
What do we call hair that is cut short and stands up?
spiky
What do we call a person who has a little extra weight?
plump
This person has long fair hair, bright almond-shaped brown eyes, long eyelashes, and thick eyebrows. She has a narrow nose, slightly full lips, and a strong chin. Her pink cheeks look lovely on her pale face. She wears gold and pearl earrings.
Elizabeth Swan
What idiom means «to stay cheerful in a difficult situation»?
keep your chin up
What do we call the lines of hair above your eyes?
eyebrows
What do we call hair that is braided?
plait
What do we call skin that is light and white?
pale
This person has short brown hair with a fringe. She has big brown eyes and a small nose. She has pink cheeks and a lovely smile. She is a princess.
Snow White
What idiom means «to be very worried»?
pull your hair out
What do we call the bones under the eyes?
cheekbones
What do we call a long tail of half of the hair on the back of the head?
half-ponytail
What do we call small brown spots on the face?
freckles
This person has long wavy hair and a beautiful smile. She has big brown eyes and thick eyebrows. She is a famous singer and actress.
Jennifer Lopez
What idiom means «to see something without an instrument»?
with the naked eye