Rooms in a House
The room where people go to freshen up, take a shower, or use the toilet.
What is the bathroom?
A piece of furniture used for sleeping or resting.
What is a bed?
A plumbing fixture used for washing the body with a spray of water.
What is a showerhead?
The lower level of a two-story house.
What is downstairs?
A paved path alongside a street, designed for pedestrians to walk on.
What is a sidewalk?
The room where people typically sleep or relax.
What is the bedroom?
A soft cushion used to support the head while sleeping.
What is a pillow?
A fixture is used for disposing of human waste.
What is a toilet?
The upper level of a building.
What is upstairs?
A vertical structure that allows smoke and gases to escape from a fireplace or stove.
What is a chimney?
The room where meals are prepared.
What is the kitchen?
A reflective surface that helps you check your appearance.
What is a mirror?
A small brush used for cleaning teeth and maintaining oral hygiene.
What is a toothbrush?
A passageway in a building that connects rooms or areas.
What is a hall?
Thin, rectangular pieces, often made of wood, asphalt, or slate, used to cover a roof in overlapping rows.
What are shingles?
The largest bedroom in a house.
What is the master bedroom?
A large, usually enclosed piece of furniture used for storing clothes.
What is a wardrobe?
A plumbing fixture used for washing hands, face, or other small tasks.
What is a washbasin?
A covered, often raised platform attached to the entrance of a house.
What is a porch?
A window installed in the roof or ceiling to allow natural light to enter a room.
What is a skylight?
A cozy room in a house often used for relaxing or casual gatherings.
What is the den?
A soft, flat blanket filled with down or synthetic fibers, typically used on a bed for warmth.
What is a duvet?
A tool with bristles, typically used for cleaning, grooming, or painting.
What is a brush?
A private road or path leading from a street to a house or garage.
What is a driveway?
A hinged panel or covering, often placed over windows to control light, privacy, or protection.
What is a shutter?