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Let's challenge ourself. How much vocabulary do you remember?

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Sleepy Hollow A-Z

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Guess words from 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' for each letter of the alphabet!
WORD GAME: A TO Z

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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.
Flags of countries

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Identify the flags that belong to each country
The NATO Alphabet

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International Phonetic Alphabet to help spell words on the phone
LOGO QUIZ

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Argentina

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Label each picture.


END-OF-YEAR C1Version en ligne Let's challenge ourself. How much vocabulary do you remember? par martateacher3y5 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W V X Y Z Starts with A (Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people Starts with B When an area is very exciting, it has a real... Starts with C (Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power. Starts with D (Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as... Starts with E A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives. Starts with F (Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else Starts with G (Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.) Starts with H (Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful. Starts with I (Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave Starts with J (2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy. Starts with K The name of the current British Prime Minister Starts with L (Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious. Starts with M If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)... Starts with N (Adj) Synonym of "adverse" Starts with O (Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future Starts with P (V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example) Contains Q (Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one. Starts with R (2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes. Starts with S (2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job Starts with T Number of people who vote in an election Starts with U (Adverb) Totally Starts with W (V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can Starts with V (Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting. Starts with X (Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this. Starts with Y (V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired Contains Z (V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird

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Let's challenge ourself. How much vocabulary do you remember?

par martateacher3y5

Starts with A

(Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people

Starts with B

When an area is very exciting, it has a real...

Starts with C

(Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power.

Starts with D

(Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as...

Starts with E

A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives.

Starts with F

(Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else

Starts with G

(Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.)

Starts with H

(Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful.

Starts with I

(Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave

Starts with J

(2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy.

Starts with K

The name of the current British Prime Minister

Starts with L

(Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious.

Starts with M

If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)...

Starts with N

(Adj) Synonym of "adverse"

Starts with O

(Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future

Starts with P

(V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example)

Contains Q

(Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one.

Starts with R

(2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes.

Starts with S

(2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job

Starts with T

Number of people who vote in an election

Starts with U

(Adverb) Totally

Starts with W

(V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can

Starts with V

(Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting.

Starts with X

(Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this.

Starts with Y

(V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired

Contains Z

(V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird

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par martateacher3y5

Starts with A

(Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people

Starts with B

When an area is very exciting, it has a real...

Starts with C

(Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power.

Starts with D

(Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as...

Starts with E

A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives.

Starts with F

(Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else

Starts with G

(Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.)

Starts with H

(Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful.

Starts with I

(Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave

Starts with J

(2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy.

Starts with K

The name of the current British Prime Minister

Starts with L

(Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious.

Starts with M

If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)...

Starts with N

(Adj) Synonym of "adverse"

Starts with O

(Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future

Starts with P

(V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example)

Contains Q

(Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one.

Starts with R

(2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes.

Starts with S

(2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job

Starts with T

Number of people who vote in an election

Starts with U

(Adverb) Totally

Starts with W

(V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can

Starts with V

(Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting.

Starts with X

(Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this.

Starts with Y

(V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired

Contains Z

(V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird