Food and Kitchen
Music and Instruments
Sport and the Human Body
Nature and Extreme Events
Mystery Mix
100

Food is often served on a large flat ______.

platter

100

You strike these two round metal instruments together. What are they?

cymbals

100

A person who takes part in a competition. Give either word.

a competitor or contestant

100

A large, uncontrolled fire that spreads through forests or grassland. What is it?

a wildfire

100

This word describes clothes with no pattern: not striped, checked or dotted.

plain

200

This is a small room or cupboard where food is stored. Name either word.

a pantry or a larder

200

Fix it: You play a harmonica with drumsticks.

You play a harmonica with your mouth / by blowing into it.

200

The physical power that helps an athlete lift, push or pull. What is it?

strength

200

Finish the sentence: The grey material left after something burns is ______.

ash

200

This safety bar is fixed beside stairs or around a balcony. What is it?

a railing

300

Fix it: We bought a new crockery for the kitchen.

We bought new crockery / a new set of crockery for the kitchen.

300

Sort all four: Which two are percussion instruments and which two are played by moving or blowing air? drum, cymbals, accordion, harmonica

Percussion: drum and cymbals. Air: accordion and harmonica.

300

Finish the sentence: Swimmers wear ______ to protect their eyes.

goggles

300

Strong wind can make a wildfire ______ faster.

spread

300

Give a more formal synonym for take part in.

participate

400

Finish the sentence: Knives, forks and spoons are called ______.

cutlery

400

Complete both: A drum and cymbals are ______ instruments. An accordion and a harmonica use moving ______.

percussion; air

400

Fix it: The athlete decided to make a risk.

The athlete decided to take a risk.

400

True or false? A solar eclipse happens when the Earth moves between the Moon and the Sun.

False. That describes a lunar eclipse.

400

Complete the expression: I know the word, but I cannot remember it. It is on the tip of my ______.

tongue

500

Explain the difference between cutlery and crockery. Give two examples of each.

Cutlery: knives, forks and spoons. Crockery: plates, cups and bowls.

500

This instrument can have buttons or keys. It makes sound when its bellows push air through reeds. What is it?

an accordion

500

These long organs help the body digest food. The informal word is guts.

intestines

500

Explain the difference: What moves between what during a solar eclipse and during a lunar eclipse?

Solar eclipse: the Moon moves between the Earth and the Sun. Lunar eclipse: the Earth moves between the Sun and the Moon.

500

Complete both: The village is ______ away than ours. For ______ information, ask the teacher.

farther; further