LESSON 1
You should not ___ the hot stove. It is dangerous.
TOUCH
I can be big or small, but I always dry things. What am I?
TOWEL
We waited for her ___ at the station.
ARRIVAL
A potato is not a fruit. It is a _______. What am I?
VEGETABLE
Pants, coats, and backpacks often have me. What am I?
ZIPPER
I am at the back of your foot. What am I?
HEEL
In British English, people call me a “chemist.” What am I?
DRUGSTORE
A jacket has a long one. What am I?
SLEEVE
There are 4 quarts in me. What am I?
GALLON
I am round, open, and you can eat soup from me. What am I?
BOWL
I tell you the day and month on the calendar. What am I?
DATE
If you are sick, you ___ to see a doctor.
NEED
The traveler bought a ___ ticket to New York and back.
ROUND-TRIP
I am a preposition. I mean “in the middle of many things.” What am I?
AMONG
If something makes you laugh a lot, it is ___. What is it?
VERY FUNNY
My knee feels bad. It really ___.
HURTS (HURT)
“There isn’t ___ milk in the fridge.”
ANY
You put your clothes inside me when you travel. What am I?
SUITCASE
In the U.S., I am equal to 2 cups. What am I?
PINT
The dentist says, “___ your mouth, please.”
RINSE
I protect your eyes from dust. What am I?
EYELASH
I am a small square piece of cloth. You use me to clean your face. What am I?
WASHCLOTH
I am the information that tells you how to do something. What am I?
INSTRUCTIONS
I am a small, sweet baked food. Children love me. What am I?
COOKIE
You see a child crying, and you ask: ___.
WHAT'S WRONG?
WHAT'S THE MATTER?