Vocabulary
Grammar
Phrasal Verbs
English Culture
General Knowledge
100

A word for a person who designs buildings.

Architect.

100

The past participle form of the irregular verb "fly".

Flown.

100

Complete the sentence: "Please, remember to _______ your shoes when you enter the house."

Take off.

100

This famous British writer is known for masterpieces like Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.

William Shakespeare.

100

The chemical symbol "NaCl" represents this essential element.

Salt.

200

A strong desire to know or learn something; being eager to find out.

Curiosity.

200

Complete the sentence: "If it rains tomorrow, we _______ (stay) at home."

Will stay.

200

This phrasal verb means to cancel an event, like a meeting or a wedding.

To call off.

200

This landmark in London features a massive four-faced clock and a world-famous bell.

Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower).

200

This Italian scientist was famous for using the telescope to support the idea that the Earth revolves around the Sun.

Galileo Galilei.

300

The antonym of the word "generous".

Stingy (or mean).

300

Choose the correct word: "The teacher, _______ car was stolen, was very upset." (Who / Whose / Which).

Whose.

300

If you "look up to" someone, it means you feel this emotion towards them.

Respect / Admiration.

300

This prehistoric monument consisting of a ring of standing stones is located in Wiltshire, England.

Stonehenge.

300

This is the capital city of Australia.

Canberra.

400

This adjective describes someone who easily changes their mind, mood, or behavior without a good reason.

Fickle (or moody).

400

Transform this passive sentence into the active voice: "The novel was written by Charles Dickens in 1843."

Charles Dickens wrote the novel in 1843.

400

This phrasal verb means to invent or fabricate a story, an excuse, or a lie.

To make up.

400

This classic English meal consists of battered, deep-fried fish and hot, thick-cut potatoes.

Fish and Chips.

400

What is the smallest Ocean in the world?

The Arctic Ocean.

500

An idiom that means "to reveal a secret, often by accident." (Hint: involves an animal and a bag).

To let the cat out of the bag.

500

What is the difference in meaning between "I regret telling her the secret" and "I regret to tell you the secret"?

The first means you feel sorry after doing it; the second means you are sorry before delivering bad news.

500

What phrasal verb means to tolerate or endure a difficult or annoying situation?

To put up with.

500

In England, this is the name given to the day after Christmas (December 26th), which is a national holiday.

Boxing Day.

500

This ancient empire, famously defeated by the Spanish, spoke the Quechua language.

The Inca Empire.