Work Life
Guess the job
House parts
Home objects
100

What do you call the money you get every month for your work?

Salary

100

I cut people's hair. Who am I?

A hairdresser

100

We usually relax, watch TV and spend time with family in this room. What is it?

A living room

100

You put your head on it when you sleep. What is it?

A pillow.

200

Complete the sentence: I want to _____ money this summer.

Earn. → I want to earn money this summer.

200

I take payments from customers in a supermarket. Who am I?

A cashier.

200

What do we call the space directly under the roof of a house?

An attic.

200

Name two words: 1. A large piece of furniture for keeping clothes. 2. The general word for chairs, tables and beds.

1. Wardrobe. 2. Furniture.

300

I've worked as a cashier for three years, so I have a lot of _____.

Experience.

300

I work with numbers, taxes and company finances. Who am I?

An accountant.

300

What do we call a room or level below ground level?

A basement.

300

What are these two things? 1. You keep books on it, often on a wall. 2. You sit at it to study or work.

1. A shelf. 2. A desk.

400

Explain the difference between a DAY OFF and SICK LEAVE.

A day off is a day when you don't have to work. Sick leave is time away from work because you are ill.

400

I help people with legal problems and give legal advice. Who am I?

A lawyer.

400

What do you use to walk from the ground floor to the first floor?

Stairs.

400

Name the objects: 1. You use it to cook food. 2. You use it to make clothes smooth.

1. A stove / cooker. 2. An iron.

500

Translate into English: 1. бути звільненим з роботи; 2. небезпечна робота; 3. високооплачувана робота; 4. робота з гнучким графіком.

1. To be fired. 2. A dangerous job. 3. A well-paid job. 4. A flexi-time job.

500

I work on an aeroplane, help passengers and explain safety rules. Who am I? Describe two things I might be doing during a flight.

A flight attendant. Example: The flight attendant is serving drinks and helping passengers.

500

Name both: 1. The surface under your feet in a room. 2. The surface above your head in a room.

1. Floor. 2. Ceiling.

500

Complete with three different words: I plug my charger into a _____. I can close the _____ or the _____ to stop sunlight coming through the window.

Socket; blinds; curtains.