MEANING
What is "aware of"?
A. Knowing or realizing something
B. To try to do something
C. The quality of being real
D. To forget completely
Knowing or realizing something.
What is an "avalanche"?
A. A large mass of snow and ice moving down a mountain
B. A structure where bees store honey
C. Variety of living things in an area
D. Cultivating land and raising crops
A large mass of snow and ice that suddenly moves down a mountain.
What is "behaviour"?
A. The way a person or animal acts
B. Showing polite behaviour
C. Feeling uncomfortable in front of others
D. Basic rights belonging to everyone
The way a person or animal acts.
What is a "field trip"?
A. A visit outside the classroom for educational purposes
B. Subjects taught in a school
C. Public displays of art
D. An arranged meeting
A visit outside the classroom for educational purposes.
What is "sketching"?
A. Making a simple or quick drawing
B. Decorating fabric with thread
C. Public displays of art
D. Attracting someone’s attention
Making a simple or quick drawing.
What is "attempt"?
A. To get or obtain something
B. To try to do something
C. To decorate fabric
D. To support an idea
To try to do something.
What is a "beehive"?
A. Keeping and caring for bees
B. A structure where bees live and store honey
C. A machine used at home
D. A visit outside the classroom
A structure where bees live and store honey.
What is "best-behaved"?
A. Feeling ashamed in front of others
B. Showing the most appropriate or polite behaviour
C. Unable to think clearly
D. Willing to work together
Showing the most appropriate or polite behaviour.
What is "curriculum"?
A. Making clothes with yarn
B. The subjects and content taught in a school or course
C. The art of performing with puppets
D. Acceptance of different people
The subjects and content taught in a school or course.
What is "embroidery"?
A. Decorating fabric by sewing patterns or pictures with thread
B. Making fabric by crossing threads
C. Moving a hoop around body
D. Focused on work tasks
Decorating fabric by sewing patterns or pictures with thread.
What is "attitude"?
A. A promise that gives confidence
B. The way a person or animal acts
C. The way you think or feel about something
D. A structure where bees live
The way you think or feel about something.
What is "beekeeping"?
A. The activity of keeping and caring for bees
B. Connecting loops of yarn with needles
C. Making fabric with threads
D. Performing with puppets
The activity of keeping and caring for bees.
What is "embarrassed"?
A. Knowing or realizing something
B. Feeling uncomfortable or ashamed in front of others C. Worried, nervous, or uneasy
D. Suitable for a situation
Feeling uncomfortable or ashamed in front of others.
What is "knitting"?
A. Making fabric by crossing threads
B. Making clothes or items by connecting loops of yarn with needles
C. Decorating fabric with thread
D. Making a quick drawing
Making clothes or other items by connecting loops of yarn with needles.
What is "hula hooping"?
A. Moving a large plastic or metal hoop around your body
B. Making clothes with yarn
C. Visiting outside classroom
D. Cultivating land and crops
Moving a large plastic or metal hoop around your body.
What is "assurance"?
A. The quality of being real
B. A promise or statement that gives confidence
C. A visit outside the classroom
D. Influence from peers
A promise or statement that gives confidence.
What is "biodiversity"?
A. Able to naturally break down
B. The variety of plants, animals, and living things in an area
C. Influence from people of same age
D. Public displays of art
The variety of plants, animals, and other living things in an area.
What is "confused"?
A. Unable to understand or think clearly about something
B. Focused on work tasks
C. Correct and free from mistakes
D. Very unusual or special
Unable to understand or think clearly about something.
What is "weaving"?
A. Making fabric by crossing threads over and under each other
B. Moving a plastic hoop around body
C. Making clothes with yarn needles
D. Performing with puppets
Making fabric by crossing threads over and under each other.
What is "work-oriented"?
A. Focused on work, tasks, or work-related goals
B. Relating to original inhabitants
C. Willing to work together
D. Nearly or about an amount
Focused on work, tasks, or work-related goals
What is "authenticity"?
A. The quality of being real or genuine
B. Being unable to understand
C. Moving a hoop around the body
D. Focused on work goals
The quality of being real or genuine.
What is "biodegradable"?
A. Work-related goals focus
B. Able to naturally break down without environmental harm
C. Worried or nervous about something
D. Allowed to enjoy something freely
Able to naturally break down without causing long-lasting environmental harm.
What is "peer pressure"?
A. Influence from people of the same age or social group
B. A promise that gives confidence
C. Acceptance of different ideas
D. The results of an action
Influence from people of the same age or social group to behave in a certain way.
What is "puppetry"?
A. The art of performing with puppets
B. Public display of objects
C. Decorating fabric by sewing
D. Influence from same age group
The art of performing with puppets.
What are "exhibitions"?
A. Public displays of art, objects, or interesting things B. Basic rights of every person
C. Results or effects of an action
D. Presence of different types of people
Public displays of art, objects, or other interesting things.