Vocabulary
The flesh of an animal when it is used for food
meat
What tense is this sentence in : "I am working"
present continuous
What is the past simple of "to take"?
took
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?
William Shakespeare
Complete the idiom : "It's raining _________ and ______"
"It's raining cats and dogs"
What piece of jewellery is named after the word "neck"?
necklace
Which verb tense do we use to describe actions that happen regularly, such as habits or repeated events?
present simple
What is the past simple of "to go"?
went
Who is the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom?
King Charles III
What does it mean if someone is "under the weather"?
they are feeling unwell or sick
quick
What modal verb expresses a strong obligation?
must
What is "I saw"?
the first person singular in the past simple
What is the name of the famous detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?
Sherlock Holmes
What does the idiom "Don't cry over spilled milk" mean?
Don't waste time being upset about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.
What is the opposite of the adjective "noisy"
quiet
Complete the following sentences with the correct relative pronoun:
"The brigde ______________ connects the two cities was built in 1905."
"The athlete ______________ broke the record trained for years."
"The athlete who broke the record trained for years."
What is the past participle of "to eat"?
eaten
This author wrote Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice.
Jane Austen
Complete the following idiom:
"Looking at the world through _________ - coloured spectacles."
Looking at the world through rose-coloured spectacles
How was the word "unhelpful" formed?
The word is formed with the base word "help", the prefix "un-", and the suffix "-ful".
Name three common ways to express purpose in English grammar.
Using "to" (She exercises to stay healthy.)
Using "in order to" (He left early in order to catch the train.)
Using "so as to" (He spoke clearly so as to be understood.)
What are the three forms of the verb 'to know' in English?"
know - knew - known
This English king, famous for his six marriages, ruled from 1509 to 1547 and played a key role in the English Reformation.
Henry VIII
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom "to break the ice":
a) To start a conversation and make people feel comfortable
b) To smash a block of ice into pieces
c) To make a situation more difficult
a) To start a conversation and make people feel comfortable