Master of Words
To understand a difficult idea or to hold something tightly. (Starts with G)
Grasp
Correct this: "He don't like apples."
He doesn't like apples
This character lives at 4 Privet Drive and has a lightning bolt scar.
Harry Potter
This is the largest island in the world (hint: it's very cold!)
Greenland
Conscious
C-O-N-S-C-I-O-U-S
To experience something difficult or painful for a long time without giving up.
Endure
What are the three forms of the verb "Write"?
Write - Wrote - Written
This man discovered gravity when an apple (supposedly) fell on his head.
Isaac Newton
In which city can you find the Colosseum?
Rome
Queue
Q-U-E-U-E
What is the opposite of the word "Ancient"?
Modern
How do you say "ყველაზე ჭკვიანი" in English?
The smartest
He was the "King of Pop" and famous for the "Moonwalk".
Michael Jackson
English is the official language, but which country has the most English speakers?
USA
Rhythm
R-H-Y-T-H-M
What does the idiom "A piece of cake" mean?
Something very easy
Which preposition do we use for days? (e.g., ___ Monday).
On
This man co-founded Microsoft and is one of the richest people in history
Bill Gates
Which country has a "Leap Year" every four years with 29 days in February?
All of them / The whole world
Pharaoh
P-H-A-R-A-O-H
What is the difference between "Desert" (with one 's') and "Dessert" (with two 's')?
Desert = sand/dry land; Dessert = sweet food
Change this to the Passive Voice: "The chef cooked the meal.
The meal was cooked by the chef
She was a young girl who wrote a famous diary while hiding during WWII.
Anne Frank
What is the name of the British currency (money)?
British Pound Sterling
Mischievous
M-I-S-C-H-I-E-V-O-U-S