Job Descriptions
A person who is trained to respond to medical emergencies that are usually outside of a hospital.
a paramedic
When you take or use something that you plan to return.
borrow
He is ... too / too much / too many ... nice.
He is too nice.
It is similar to a finger but is on your foot.
Toe
How many states are there in the United States?
a) 40
b) 50
c) 60
b) 50
Someone who is good at swimming and watches a pool to make sure no one drowns.
A lifeguard
When you give someone money in order to get something.
Pay
There is ... too / too much / too many ... rain to go on a walk.
There is too much rain to go on a walk.
The part of the body that connects your head to the rest of the body.
Neck
What state am I from?
a) Colorado
b) New York
c) California
c) California
A person who works for a job or organization for free.
A volunteer
When you keep money somewhere safe so that you can use it later.
Save
There are ... too / too much / too many ... books on the table.
There are too many books on the table.
The part of the body that allows you to hear.
Ear
What is the population of the United States?
a) 332 million people
b) 50 million people
c) 800 million people
a) 332 million people
Someone who works in the medical field and must be very good at using their hands.
A surgeon
When you get money for doing some job or service.
Earn
There is ... too / too much / too many ... salt in my soup.
There is too much salt in my soup.
It is in between the neck and the arm. It connects the arm to the rest of the body.
Shoulder
What is the name of the famous, green statue in New York City?
a) The Golden Gate Bridge
b) The Statue of America
c) The Statue of Liberty
c) The Statue of Liberty
A person who studies the rules and laws of a specific city or country.
A lawyer
When you temporarily give someone money but you know they will pay you back.
Lend
There are ... too / too much / too many ... things to remember for the exam.
There are too many things to remember for the exam.
This part of the body lets you bend your arm. It connects the lower and upper parts of your arm.
Elbow
How many stars on on the United States flag?
50 - one for each of the states