English language and culture (2)

Vocabulary

100

This object is used to tell the time and is often worn on your wrist. 

A watch

200

This is the place in your home where you cook. 

The kitchen

300

What is the opposite of the word "polite"? 

Rude / Impolite

400

What is a synonym of the adjective "intelligent"?

Smart / Bright

500

How is the adjective "disagreeable" formed? 

With the base word "agree", the prefix "dis-" and the suffix
"-able".

Grammar

100

What is the name of the tense used in this sentence:
"I was eating lunch."

The past continuous

200

What is the plural of "child"? 

Children 

300

What are the comparative and superlative forms of the adjective "good"?

good : better / the best 

400

A modal verb that expresses capacity or possibility in the present

Can

500

What auxiliary do you need to form the negative and interrogative form of the past simple?

Did

Irregular Verb

100

What is the past simple of the verb "to make".

Made

200

What is the past participle of the verb "to break".

Broken

300

What are the three forms of the verb "to drink"? 

to drink - drank - drunk 

400

What is the past participle of the verb "to write"?

Written

500

What are the three forms of the verb "to give"?

Give - gave - given

Famous people

100

This character is raised by apes in the jungle and swings from vines. 

Tarzan

200

This boy wizard goes to Hogwarts and has a lightning scar.

Harry Potter

300

This animated princess is based on a real Russian figure and goes on a journey to find her family in a famous 1997 Disney movie. 

Anastasia

400

This queen ruled the United Kingdom for over 60 years in the 19th century. She was also impress of India and ruled over a great empire. The period is named after her. 

Queen Victoria

500

A famous detective created by Agatha Christie. 

Hercule Poirot

Idioms

100

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom "to bite the bullet":
a) to eat something hard
b) to do something diffficult or unpleasant that you've been avoiding
c) to argue with someone

b) To do something difficult or unpleasant that you've been avoiding

200

What does "to be all ears" mean? 

To be listening very carefully.

300

Complete the idiom: "Break a ____________!"

"Break a leg!"

400

Complete the idiom: "A piece of _______________"
(which means that something is very easy)

A piece of cake.

500

What does it mean if someone "spilled the beans"? 

They revealed a secret.