1st Bacc. Revision (Units 5, 6, 7)

Mots Roulette

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Revise the vocabulary studied in Units 5, 6, 7

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1st Bacc. Revision (Units 5, 6, 7)Version en ligne Revise the vocabulary studied in Units 5, 6, 7 par Vero Peña A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A (adjective) deserving respect or praise because of good qualities or actions. Starts with B (phrasal verb) to cause something to happen. Starts with C (noun) a rule that says people must be home by a certain time, usually at night. Starts with D (noun) a person who enjoys doing dangerous or risky things. Starts with E (adjective) showing great excitement or interest in something. Starts with F (adjective) very strong, aggressive, or intense. Starts with G (verb phrase) to stop working as a protest to demand better conditions, pay, or rights. Starts with H (verb) to pause before doing or saying something because you are unsure or nervous. Contains I (adjective) extremely frightening or causing great fear. Starts with J (noun) criminal or antisocial behavior by young people (minors). Contains K (noun) the highest point of a mountain Starts with L (idiom) to live in a risky or dangerous way, often looking for excitement. Contains M (noun) the result or consequence of an action or event. Starts with N (adjective) belonging to a place from birth or originally from there. Contains O (phrasal verb) to move or go more slowly, or to reduce speed. Starts with P (idiom) to avoid risks and choose the safest or least risky option. Contains Q (noun) an unfair difference between people, especially in money, rights, or opportunities. Starts with R (adjective) not common; unusual or hard to find. Starts with S (verb) to try very hard to deal with a problem, often with effort and some success or failure. Starts with T (adjective) looking or sounding like it could cause danger, harm, or trouble. Contains U (noun) a very poor area of a city, often with bad housing and limited access to services. Contains V (noun) the quality of being brave Starts with W (noun) a person who sees an event, especially a crime or accident, happen. Contains Y (noun) an animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal. Contains Z (adjective) dangerous and likely to cause harm or damage.

1st Bacc. Revision (Units 5, 6, 7)Version en ligne

Revise the vocabulary studied in Units 5, 6, 7

par Vero Peña

Starts with A

(adjective) deserving respect or praise because of good qualities or actions.

Starts with B

(phrasal verb) to cause something to happen.

Starts with C

(noun) a rule that says people must be home by a certain time, usually at night.

Starts with D

(noun) a person who enjoys doing dangerous or risky things.

Starts with E

(adjective) showing great excitement or interest in something.

Starts with F

(adjective) very strong, aggressive, or intense.

Starts with G

(verb phrase) to stop working as a protest to demand better conditions, pay, or rights.

Starts with H

(verb) to pause before doing or saying something because you are unsure or nervous.

Contains I

(adjective) extremely frightening or causing great fear.

Starts with J

(noun) criminal or antisocial behavior by young people (minors).

Contains K

(noun) the highest point of a mountain

Starts with L

(idiom) to live in a risky or dangerous way, often looking for excitement.

Contains M

(noun) the result or consequence of an action or event.

Starts with N

(adjective) belonging to a place from birth or originally from there.

Contains O

(phrasal verb) to move or go more slowly, or to reduce speed.

Starts with P

(idiom) to avoid risks and choose the safest or least risky option.

Contains Q

(noun) an unfair difference between people, especially in money, rights, or opportunities.

Starts with R

(adjective) not common; unusual or hard to find.

Starts with S

(verb) to try very hard to deal with a problem, often with effort and some success or failure.

Starts with T

(adjective) looking or sounding like it could cause danger, harm, or trouble.

Contains U

(noun) a very poor area of a city, often with bad housing and limited access to services.

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1st Bacc. Revision (Units 5, 6, 7)

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1st Bacc. Revision (Units 5, 6, 7)Version en ligne

par Vero Peña

Starts with A

(adjective) deserving respect or praise because of good qualities or actions.

Starts with B

(phrasal verb) to cause something to happen.

Starts with C

(noun) a rule that says people must be home by a certain time, usually at night.

Starts with D

(noun) a person who enjoys doing dangerous or risky things.

Starts with E

(adjective) showing great excitement or interest in something.

Starts with F

(adjective) very strong, aggressive, or intense.

Starts with G

(verb phrase) to stop working as a protest to demand better conditions, pay, or rights.

Starts with H

(verb) to pause before doing or saying something because you are unsure or nervous.

Contains I

(adjective) extremely frightening or causing great fear.

Starts with J

(noun) criminal or antisocial behavior by young people (minors).

Contains K

(noun) the highest point of a mountain

Starts with L

(idiom) to live in a risky or dangerous way, often looking for excitement.

Contains M

(noun) the result or consequence of an action or event.

Starts with N

(adjective) belonging to a place from birth or originally from there.

Contains O

(phrasal verb) to move or go more slowly, or to reduce speed.

Starts with P

(idiom) to avoid risks and choose the safest or least risky option.

Contains Q

(noun) an unfair difference between people, especially in money, rights, or opportunities.

Starts with R

(adjective) not common; unusual or hard to find.

Starts with S

(verb) to try very hard to deal with a problem, often with effort and some success or failure.

Starts with T

(adjective) looking or sounding like it could cause danger, harm, or trouble.

Contains U

(noun) a very poor area of a city, often with bad housing and limited access to services.

Contains V

(noun) the quality of being brave

Starts with W

(noun) a person who sees an event, especially a crime or accident, happen.

Contains Y

(noun) an animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal.

Contains Z

(adjective) dangerous and likely to cause harm or damage.