Name 3: Jobs
Name 3 outdoor jobs
eg. construction worker, park ranger, famer, zookeeper, lumberjack, gardener
(adjective) worse or less important than most people believe
overrated
Name 3 places where people come to pratice their religion
eg. church, cathedral, monastery, chapel, mosque, temple
a thing that fastens around you when you are traveling in a vehicle or aircraft and holds you in your seat to ensure your safety
seat belt
$0.50
fifty cents
Name 3 jobs where you have to wear a uniform
police officer, pilot, nurse, flight attendant, soldier
(noun) a vehicle that travels underwater
submarine
Name 3 plant species that can be found at a botanical garden
eg. palms, succulents, cactuses, orchids, carnivorous plants, water lilies or lotuses
small cases or bags that a passenger can carry onto an aircraft or bus
hand luggage
$399
three hundred and ninety-nine dollars
Name 3 jobs that begin with the letter T
eg. teacher, taxi driver, technician
(noun) an ability to do more than one task at a time
multitasking
Name 3 harbours/port cities
eg. Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Stockholm, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, Tokio, Belfast, London, Dover, Liverpool, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Seattle, Baltimore, Vancouver
someone who serves passengers on an aircraft
flight attendant
$484,400
four hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars
Name 3 9-to-5 jobs
eg. office clerk, accountant, HR, graphic designer
(verb) to succeed in dealing with something difficult
overcome
Name 3 sites with ancient ruins
Giza (Egypt), Pompeii (Italy), Rome (Italy), Athens (Greece), Mexico and Central America (former Aztec and Mayan empires), Machu Picchu (Peru), Stonehenge and Avebury (England, UK)
a card that a passenger must have in order to be allowed to get on an aircraft or a ship
boarding pass
£26.25
twenty-six pounds and twenty-five pence
Name 3 jobs where technical skills are essential
electrician, mechanical engineer, computer programmer
(adjective/adverb) working secretly using a false appearance in order to get information for the police or government
undercover
Name 3 national parks
eg. Yellowstone, Sequoia, Everglades, Kruger, Nairobi, Serengeti, Kakadu, Snowdonia, Amazonia, Šumava, Krkokoše, Czech Switzerland
an arrangement in which all your meals are provided at the hotel or rooms that you are paying to stay in
full board
$3,200,030
three million two hundred thousand thirty dollars