Chapter 2
In chapter 2, we learned that this word means monthly payments for an appartment.
Rent
Financial institution licensed to receive deposits and provide other services such as mortgage loans and individual retirement accounts.
A bank
A word starting with N that is a word for 'head'
noggins
Which auxiliary is used in the Simple Past (negative) with any verb except To Be.
Do
Spell the last name of the famous British authour who wrote Romeo and Juliet.
Shakespeare
Word describing a loan for buying a house.
Mortage
Gross Pay
What does the expression 'haywire' mean?
Being out of control; being disregulated
Verb that is not a verb but acts as a noun.
Gerund or infivinite.
In 1066, England was conquered by wich group of people?
The normans
In chapter 2, we used this word as a synonym for reducing expenses. Another meaning of the word is part of the grooming process for most men and women in the western world.
Shaving
An expression of 3 words, meaning guidelines instead of strict rules.
Rule of thumb
What does the latin 'carpe diem' mean?
Seize the day
Which auxiliary is used with the present continuous?
To Be
The culture of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales originates from which ancient European culture?
The Celts
A word that means incorrect view of opinion used in chapter 2.
Misconception
A word that start with H, used in chapter 2, to describe money given for free (often by government).
Handouts
Naturally occuring hormone that thrill seekers might be addicted to.
Adrenaline
What is the Object pronoun for the 3rd person plural?
Them
The sheep is an animal with wool. However, when you refer to it for its meat, you refer to it by another word (not sheep). What is the word?
Mutton
Things you do or have for pleasure, not because you need them.
Indulgences
What is the word that describes regular payments you get from investments.
Dividends.
Chemical messenger in your brain that stabilises your mood, as well as give you feelings of happiness and well-being.
Serotonin
Which verb tense is used to describe an action that took place in the past but before another event that also took place in the past.
Past perfect
Which English king went mad?
King George III