GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
IDIOMS
FACTS ABOUT ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES
FUN FACTS ABOUT ENGLISH
100

What is the past simple form of take?

took

100

Which word means "to continue"?


carry on

100

What does "be in charge of" mean?


to be responsible for

100

Which country is famous for Buckingham Palace?

the United Kingdom

100

How many syllables are there in the word teacher?

two

200

Fill in the gap: She speaks ___ than her sister. (confident)

more confidently

200

What do you call a person who reports news?


a journalist

200

What does "get cold feet" mean?


to become nervous and change your mind,

to be too fearful to undertake or complete an action


200

Which English-speaking country has the capital city Wellington?

New Zealand

200

Which letter is often silent in the word knight?


K

300

Join the sentences using because: I stayed at home. I was ill.


I stayed at home because I was ill.

300

Which adjective means "very careful"?

cautious

300

What does "miss the boat" mean?

to miss an opportunity

300

Which country is associated with Hollywood?

the United States

300

Which word describes a group of words with the same root?

a word family

A group of words sharing the same root is best described as a word family, a collection of words (like pure, purify, purification) built from a common base, though linguists might also use terms like derivational family or morphological family.

400

Choose the correct option: He asked me where I ___ from. (am / was)

was

400

What noun comes from the adjective responsible?

responsibility

400

What does "throw in the towel" mean?

to give up

400

Which English-speaking country has two official languages: English and French?


Canada

400

Which English word means a word that imitates a sound?

onomatopoeia

500

Rewrite using the third conditional: I didn’t study, so I failed.

If I had studied, I wouldn’t have failed.

500

Which word means "to officially cancel"?


abolish

500

What does "go the extra mile" mean?

to make a special effort

500

Which country is home to the River Thames?


the United Kingdom

500

Which term describes words taken from other languages?

loanwords

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