Grammar
Tourist atractions
Sports, and where they come from
Foods
Clothes
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True or False.
In affirmative statements, using simple past, we use the next structure:
"Subject+did+verb in past+complement"
False, In affirmative statements we don't use the auxiliar "did".
100
A building where many interesting and valuable objects like an art pieces or historical items.
A Museum.
100
Is a game in which two teams of 11 players, using any part of their bodies except their hands and arms.
Soccer/Great Britain. 
100
Papaya, pear, strawberry, pineapple, and banana, which food group are they from?
Fruit 
100
True or false.
For rainy seasons you should use an umbrella, jacket, and boots.
True. 
200
To talk about ability, possibility and permission.
Can or can't
200
Is a large building with thick, high walls. Were built by important people, such as kings.
A castle.
200
Is a game played by two teams of five players who score points by throwing a large ball through an open net hanging from a metal ring.
Basketball/United States. 
200
Bacon, chicken, beef, lamb, and turkey belong to the group:
Meat
200
Clothes that serve to keep warm such as a sweater, gloves, and scarf. What season does it correspond to?
Winter season. 
300
Is used to describe habits and routines that are true “all the time”
Simple present.
300
Is a tall, narrow building. Here you can observe a panoramic view of the city.
A tower
300
Played with a bat and a ball between two teams. Teams alternate positions, exchanging places when three members are “put out".
Baseball/United States. 
300
Is a container that can store a variety of goods. They are made of plastic, paper, and other materials.
A bag 
300
Which weather corresponds the following items of clothing?
Shorts, t-shirt, cap, and skirt.
Sunny weather. 
400
To talk about things close to us.
This (singular) and These (plural).
400
A large sculpture of a person or an animal, made of stone or metal.
A statue.
400
Is a game played by two or four players on a rectangular court. The players use an oval racket with strings across.
Tennis/Great Britain. :quality(75)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/elcomercio/B7KDZRVXRZCE7J4EP2HKO7PHRQ.jpg)
400
Egg, onion, potato, and lemon. Are countable or uncountable nouns?
Are Countable
400
Of the following clothing, which isn't used for the fall season?
Scarf, pants, swimsuit, sweater, hat
A swimsuit. 
500
Of these five irregular verbs in simple past, which one is misspelled?
swam; ate; drinked; broke; came
Dinked, the correct conjugation is: Drank
500
An ancient stone building with four triangular sloping sides.
A pyramid. 
500
Is a game played on ice between two teams who use long curved sticks to hit a small rubber disk.
Ice Hockey/Great Britain. 
500
A closed metal container with round sides, for food or drinks like soup, soda, beans, and peas.
A can 
500
Clothing such as t-shirt, shorts, skirt, sandals, cap, shorts. What weather is it used for?
Humid climate. 