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In one word 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Opposites 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

English - American

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Do/make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Britain and the British

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Riddles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Full of fear

Afraid, frightened,

scared

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concerned with energy or forces that produce motion

dynamic

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aware of feelings, moods, reactions, etc

sensitive

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orderly and efficient

organized

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able to tolerate the beliefs, actions, opinions, etc., of others

tolerant

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temperamental or changeable or gloomy

moody

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friendly and sociable

outgoing

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sure of oneself; bold

confident

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able to be trusted; predictable

reliable

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thoughtful towards other people; kind

considerate

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thick

thin

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polite

rude

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overweight

skinny

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permanent

temporary

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partial

total

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wild

tame

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strange

familiar

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plain

attractive

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serious

frivolous

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drunk

sober

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baggage

luggage

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flat

apartment

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pavement

sidewalk

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taxi

cab

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motorway

freeway

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aerial

antenna

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lift

elevator

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wardrobe

closet

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curtains

drapes

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garden

yard

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homework

do

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exercises

do

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An examination

do

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A mistake

make

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(smb) a favour

do

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A noise

make

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The shopping

do

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An effort

make

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A phone call

make

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An agreement

make

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The colour that represents Ireland is ___

green

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What`s the name of the British flag?

Union Jack

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What is Ben Nevis and where is it situated?

A mountain in W Scotland, in the Grampian mountains:

highest peak in Great Britain

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What is Eisteddfod?

any of a number of annual festivals in Wales, in which

competitions are held in music, poetry, drama, and the fine arts

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The famous British newspaper which is printed on pink paper is _____________

The Financial Times

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What sort of programmes can you hear on BBC 1?

Pop music

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What are the Tories?

The Conservative Party

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What are the Derby, the Grand National and the Gold Cup?

Horse races

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Where do people speak Cockney?

London

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This round place is often called the centre of London. There is a statue of Eros in the middle of

it.

Piccadilly Circus

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What most resembles the half of an orange?

The other half

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If yesterday two weeks ago was Saturday, what day will be tomorrow?

Monday

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Why do white sheep eat more grass than black ones?

Because there are more white sheep in the world

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What does a cat have that no other animals have?

Kittens

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What is the end of everything?

Letter “G”

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What goes up into the air white and comes down yellow?

An egg

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What goes up and never goes down?

Your age

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What often falls and never gets hurt?

snow

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What part of a river is a Greek letter?

The delta

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What goes up and down at the same time?

A staircase