Life at the Edge
Causing harm (adj)
What is harmful
Graceful and attractive in appearance or behaviour (adj)
What is elegant
The state of being bored
What is boredom
Special glasses that fit close to the face to protect the eyes from chemicals, wind, water, etc
What are goggles
A piece of equipment that you use with your hands to make or repair something
What is a tool
Polar bears hunt mammals who live under ice
Who are seals
The thief's picture was featured in this
What is a newspaper
A facility where animals are housed within cages, displayed to the public
What is a zoo
Dark glasses that you wear to protect your eyes from bright light from the sun
What are sunglasses
The owner of the workshop George was going to
Who is Mr. Duffy
This is the main threat to Polar bears
What is climate change
The square was famous for this
What is the fountain
The name of the organization that fights for the freedom of zoo animals
What is Wildlife World
The circular black area in the center of an eye, through which light enters
What is a pupil
George brought this from the workshop
What is a present
Sea otters live near the northern coasts of this ocean
What is the Pacific Ocean
The building with wooden doors, white columns and a blue-gold flag is called...
What is the city bank
Makes a word change its meaning to the opposite meaning
What is a negative prefix
If the main clause is negative then the question tag is …..
What is positive
When you talk about something for the first time use an article…
What is “a or an”
The biggest threat to sea otters
What are oil spills
The name of the main character
What is Philippe
Words that sound the same but are spelt differently
What are homophones
Change the sentence into passive - Someone has broken the window
What is The window has been broken
When we are speaking about something specific, we use an article…
What is “the”