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Alphabet game

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Guadalupe Dorado-Escribano

Spain

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WORD GAME: A TO Z

Wilmer Mauricio Delgadillo Avella

Guatemala

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In this game there is a wheel with 24 letters of the alphabet (not includin "q", "x"). The aim of the game is to complete the alphabet wheel by saying yhe correct word for each letter in five minutes.
Sleepy Hollow A-Z

Laura Di Giorno

Argentina

(2)

Guess words from 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' for each letter of the alphabet!
LOGO QUIZ

Lucila Marchetti

Argentina

(7)

Label each picture.
The NATO Alphabet

Angie Nava

Mexico

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International Phonetic Alphabet to help spell words on the phone
Flags of countries

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Spain

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Identify the flags that belong to each country


Breaking pointVersion en ligne Alphabet game par Guadalupe Dorado-Escribano A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A In the air, or carried by air or wind or by an aircraft (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with B Two words. Secondary/additional equipment that will work if main equipment fails Starts with C A piece of road with severe bends like an S, that forces drivers to go more slowly, especially in motor racing (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with D A large truck for transporting heavy loads, with a back part that can be raised at one end so that its contents fall out (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with E Two words. Physical connection between two electrical conductors, for example the connection between the end of a wire and a component Starts with F A device in a diesel engine which heats up the fuel to be injected into the piston cylinder as the engine is started, allowing the vaporized fuel to explode more readily in the piston cylinder thus allowing the engine to start more quickly Starts with G Flying without power Starts with H High-pressure oil pipe, used to push pistons called hydraulic rams Starts with I Not happening regularly or continuously, stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in between (Cambridge dictionary) Contains J More important, bigger, or more serious than others of the same type (Cambridge dictionary) Contains K To break something so that it does not separate, but very thin lines appear on its surface, or to become broken in this way (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with L Two words. The wheels of an aircraft Starts with M When an engine is not running smoothly due to a fuel or ignition problem Contains N Establish a connection again Starts with O An automatic system which takes over in order to prevent a problem when a manual system is operated improperly, for example in antilock braking systems (ABS) on cars. Starts with P The area next to the track where the cars are given fuel or repaired during a race (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with Q A large hole in the ground (an opencast mine) from which minerals are dug Starts with R Fill up with fuel Starts with S A detecting/ measuring device that discovers and reacts to changes in such things as movement, heat, and light. Starts with T A static container for storing liquid outdoors or indoors or is part of a vehicle. Starts with U Not noticed or discovered (Cambridge dictionary) Starts with V Two words. An explosive mixture of fuel and air into the piston cylinder where it subsequently explodes, driving the piston downwards Starts with W Two words. An electronic display which describes a problem by displaying a text message Contains X Check carefully Contains Y A synonym of ‘every time’. Also: in a way that is done according to an agreed set of methods or organized plan (Cambridge dictionary) Contains Z Smaller than average, or smaller than the correct size (Cambridge dictionary)

Breaking pointVersion en ligne

Alphabet game

par Guadalupe Dorado-Escribano

Starts with A

In the air, or carried by air or wind or by an aircraft (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with B

Two words. Secondary/additional equipment that will work if main equipment fails

Starts with C

A piece of road with severe bends like an S, that forces drivers to go more slowly, especially in motor racing (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with D

A large truck for transporting heavy loads, with a back part that can be raised at one end so that its contents fall out (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with E

Two words. Physical connection between two electrical conductors, for example the connection between the end of a wire and a component

Starts with F

A device in a diesel engine which heats up the fuel to be injected into the piston cylinder as the engine is started, allowing the vaporized fuel to explode more readily in the piston cylinder thus allowing the engine to start more quickly

Starts with G

Flying without power

Starts with H

High-pressure oil pipe, used to push pistons called hydraulic rams

Starts with I

Not happening regularly or continuously, stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in between (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains J

More important, bigger, or more serious than others of the same type (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains K

To break something so that it does not separate, but very thin lines appear on its surface, or to become broken in this way (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with L

Two words. The wheels of an aircraft

Starts with M

When an engine is not running smoothly due to a fuel or ignition problem

Contains N

Establish a connection again

Starts with O

An automatic system which takes over in order to prevent a problem when a manual system is operated improperly, for example in antilock braking systems (ABS) on cars.

Starts with P

The area next to the track where the cars are given fuel or repaired during a race (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with Q

A large hole in the ground (an opencast mine) from which minerals are dug

Starts with R

Fill up with fuel

Starts with S

A detecting/ measuring device that discovers and reacts to changes in such things as movement, heat, and light.

Starts with T

A static container for storing liquid outdoors or indoors or is part of a vehicle.

Starts with U

Not noticed or discovered (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with V

Two words. An explosive mixture of fuel and air into the piston cylinder where it subsequently explodes, driving the piston downwards

Starts with W

Two words. An electronic display which describes a problem by displaying a text message

Contains X

Check carefully

Contains Y

A synonym of ‘every time’. Also: in a way that is done according to an agreed set of methods or organized plan (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains Z

Smaller than average, or smaller than the correct size (Cambridge dictionary)

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Breaking pointVersion en ligne

par Guadalupe Dorado-Escribano

Starts with A

In the air, or carried by air or wind or by an aircraft (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with B

Two words. Secondary/additional equipment that will work if main equipment fails

Starts with C

A piece of road with severe bends like an S, that forces drivers to go more slowly, especially in motor racing (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with D

A large truck for transporting heavy loads, with a back part that can be raised at one end so that its contents fall out (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with E

Two words. Physical connection between two electrical conductors, for example the connection between the end of a wire and a component

Starts with F

A device in a diesel engine which heats up the fuel to be injected into the piston cylinder as the engine is started, allowing the vaporized fuel to explode more readily in the piston cylinder thus allowing the engine to start more quickly

Starts with G

Flying without power

Starts with H

High-pressure oil pipe, used to push pistons called hydraulic rams

Starts with I

Not happening regularly or continuously, stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in between (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains J

More important, bigger, or more serious than others of the same type (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains K

To break something so that it does not separate, but very thin lines appear on its surface, or to become broken in this way (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with L

Two words. The wheels of an aircraft

Starts with M

When an engine is not running smoothly due to a fuel or ignition problem

Contains N

Establish a connection again

Starts with O

An automatic system which takes over in order to prevent a problem when a manual system is operated improperly, for example in antilock braking systems (ABS) on cars.

Starts with P

The area next to the track where the cars are given fuel or repaired during a race (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with Q

A large hole in the ground (an opencast mine) from which minerals are dug

Starts with R

Fill up with fuel

Starts with S

A detecting/ measuring device that discovers and reacts to changes in such things as movement, heat, and light.

Starts with T

A static container for storing liquid outdoors or indoors or is part of a vehicle.

Starts with U

Not noticed or discovered (Cambridge dictionary)

Starts with V

Two words. An explosive mixture of fuel and air into the piston cylinder where it subsequently explodes, driving the piston downwards

Starts with W

Two words. An electronic display which describes a problem by displaying a text message

Contains X

Check carefully

Contains Y

A synonym of ‘every time’. Also: in a way that is done according to an agreed set of methods or organized plan (Cambridge dictionary)

Contains Z

Smaller than average, or smaller than the correct size (Cambridge dictionary)