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Family Vocabulary
Food Vocabulary
Idioms
Pronunciation
The ELI
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This is the name of the sister of someone's mother.
What is aunt?
100
Name this fruit.
What is watermelon?
100
This means to "to happen rarely".
What is "once in a blue moon"?
100
Listen to the three words. Which one was different? The first, second, or third?
Third
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This activity happens every Wednesday evening.
What is Coffee Talk?
200
This is the adjective used to refer to the father's side of the family.
What is paternal?
200
This food group contains milk and cheese.
What is dairy?
200
This idiom means "expensive".
What is "(cost) an arm and a leg"?
200
Using the key, which number combination was given?
What is "352"?
200
This is the name of the ELI's director.
Who is Megan (Forbes)?
300
This is the term used for twins who look exactly the same.
What is identical?
300
These four words end with the same word: straw-, blue-, rasp-, black-.
What is berries?
300
This idiom means "a balanced and satisfying meal".
What is a "square meal"?
300
This is a reduction of "What are you doing?"
What is "whatcha doin'?"
300
This is the name of the building where the ELI is located.
What is Norman Hall?
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Jim is Tom's brother. Tom's wife is Mary. Mary is Jim's this.
What is sister-in-law?
400
This word means, "mature."
What is ripe?
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This Russian physiologist's work on dogs inspired the idiom, "to ring a bell".
Who is Pavlov?
400
This is the name of this symbol.
What is "schwa"?
400
This is the name of the CIP Coordinator.
Who is Nate Bloemke?
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George's father is Alan. Alan's mother is Jane. Jane's father is Grace. George is Grace's this.
What is great grandchild?
500
This ingredient is found in many processed foods in America. It comes from corn.
What is high fructose corn syrup?
500
This idiom means "to be losing money".
What is "in the red"?
500
IPA stands for this.
What is the "International Phonetic Alphabet"?
500
This is the activity for this weekend.
What is nothing?