Vocabulario 2º ESO

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Quiz de vocabulario de 2º ESO

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Georgia Paterimou

Spain

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Froggy Jumps Vocabulario 2º ESOVersion en ligne Quiz de vocabulario de 2º ESO par Georgia Paterimou 1 How do we call a schedule that shows times for classes or activities? a timetable b calendar c notebook 2 How do we call a piece of work students must complete and give to the teacher? a project b assignment c lesson 3 How do we call the activity of studying a topic to discover new information? a research b reading c revision 4 How do we call the grades students receive at school? a notes b results sheet c marks 5 How do we call a test students take at the end of a course? a quiz b exam c practice 6 How do we call a place where you can borrow books? a bookstore b office c library 7 How do we call the bags and suitcases you take when travelling? a luggage b packages c equipment 8 How do we call a very large and luxurious house? a cottage b mansion c apartment 9 How do we call someone who has no hair on their head? a curly b blonde c bald 10 How do we call the main building where local government works? a police station b town hall c courthouse 11 How do we call someone who shows love and care for others? a friendly b affectionate c strict 12 How do we call someone who likes telling people what to do? a bossy b polite c quiet 13 How do we call someone who feels nervous and uncomfortable around people? a shy b confident c cheerful 14 How do we call someone who keeps things clean and organized? a messy b tidy c careless 15 How do we call the paper that shows the time of your classes for the week? a timetable b certificate c ticket 16 How do we call a person who works for a company? a employee b customer c visitor 17 How do we say that a student is slower than others and not progressing as expected? a catch up b fall behind c move forward 18 How do we say that you give your homework to the teacher? a throw away b hand in c look for 19 How do we say that a student does not go to a class? a skip b attend c repeat 20 How do we say that you give your project to the teacher before the deadline? a keep b hand in c borrow

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Vocabulario 2º ESO

Froggy Jumps

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Vocabulario 2º ESOVersion en ligne

par Georgia Paterimou

How do we call a schedule that shows times for classes or activities?

How do we call a piece of work students must complete and give to the teacher?

How do we call the activity of studying a topic to discover new information?

How do we call the grades students receive at school?

How do we call a test students take at the end of a course?

How do we call a place where you can borrow books?

How do we call the bags and suitcases you take when travelling?

How do we call a very large and luxurious house?

How do we call someone who has no hair on their head?

How do we call the main building where local government works?

How do we call someone who shows love and care for others?

How do we call someone who likes telling people what to do?

How do we call someone who feels nervous and uncomfortable around people?

How do we call someone who keeps things clean and organized?

How do we call the paper that shows the time of your classes for the week?

How do we call a person who works for a company?

How do we say that a student is slower than others and not progressing as expected?

How do we say that you give your homework to the teacher?

How do we say that a student does not go to a class?

How do we say that you give your project to the teacher before the deadline?