Unit 1+2
this phrasal verb is something you usually do with friends
Hang out
This is what happens in a common greeting, used often in business.
Shake hands
this is the opposite of push
pull
this is something that people wear on Halloween
This English singer and piano player created the music for the Lion King, he also is known for Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and Crocodile Rock.
Elton John
This type of art is three-dimensional. Some famous artists who worked in this medium are Michelangelo, Rodin, and whoever made that weird Ronaldo statue.
Sculpture
This phrase is a synonym for exercise
work out
This natural formation is what sank the Titanic
Iceberg
This is the french word used when a band comes back on stage to perform one more of their songs
encore
This planet is the hottest in our solar system, partly due to the clouds that trap its heat.
Venus
this phrasal verb is a synonym of surrender, quit, or capitulate
give up
This is something that is often caused by allergies or some type of sickness.
Sneeze
This is the term for animals and plants who are close to going extinct
endangered animals
This is the name of a hand-held light source. The old-fashioned ones had a candle or oil in them.
lantern
This country is the home of Ice Hockey
Canada
this word means the practice before a performance
rehearsal
This is the word for a hand movement while someone is talking. It can also mean something done that is meant to be interpreted by another person.
Gesture
this soft material is used to make fancy clothes, sometimes fancy bedsheets
silk
This is the term for the most famous performers at a music festival
Headliners
This is the name of the skull Hamlet speaks to in Shakespeare's Hamlet
Yorick
this word describes someone who has a lot of skills
talented
This food group consists of various types of sugars, even though people usually think about bread and pasta.
Carbohydrates
This is the name of the shape of the cardboard at the center of a paper towel roll
Tube
This noun is a decorated vehicle that is part of a parade
A float
This German word (used in English) means: to enjoy someone else's bad fortune
schadenfreude
(shahd-n-froi-duh)