Food
This word describes food that smells and looks so good you can’t wait to eat it.
mouth-watering
Someone who travels with only a backpack and visits many countries is called a...?
a backpacker
This word means “very happy,” like when you win a prize.
joyful
Complete this common collocation: “make a ______.” (when you give someone advice or an opinion)
Suggestion
This idiom means "it’s very easy": “It’s a piece of ____.”
Cake
If a steak is not raw but not well-done either, it is called?
medium
You need this document to travel internationally.
a passport
This adjective describes the feeling of being slightly scared or uncomfortable.
nervous
Complete: “catch a ______” (you need to go to the airport quickly).
Flight
If someone is very happy and excited, we say they are on ______________.
Cloud 9
This word describes food that burns your tongue — like chili peppers!
spicy
The word for a place where tourists stay temporarily, not a hotel.
a hostel
You feel this way when you're disappointed or hopeless about something.
frustrated
Complete: “do ______” (related to housework or school tasks).
homework or chores
“Hit the books” means what?
To study hard
This adjective describes cookies that are soft but also make a little noise when you bite them.
chewy
This word means “an exciting and new experience in a faraway place.”
an adventure
If someone says “I feel under the weather,” which emotion are they describing?
sad or sick/unwell
Complete this job-related collocation: “take a ______ off.”
Day
This idiom means “to suddenly feel very afraid or nervous”: “Get cold ____.”
Feet
This word describes food that has been cooked too long and is no longer tasty
overcooked
This word describes traveling to work or school daily, especially in a big city.
a commute
This emotion mixes both anger and sadness, often felt after betrayal.
Resentment
Complete the collocation: “break the ______” (when starting a conversation with a stranger).
Ice
“Burning the midnight oil” means?
working or studying late at night