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In the kitchen
sieve, scissors, microwave, saucepan, dishwasher, percolator, casserole, drawers, dessert, detergent, serrated, refrigerator, cupboards, ladle, polythene
1. Washing up liquid. DETERGENT
2. An oven which cooks very quickly. MICROWAVE
3. A pan used for boiling. SAUCEPAN
4. Machine for keeping food cool. REFRIGERATOR
5. Has tiny holes for straining. SIEVE
6. Transparent material. POLYTHENE
7. Storage places with doors. CUPBOARDS
8. Dish for cooking food slowly. CASSEROLE
9. Long handled spoon for serving soup. LADLE
10. A cutting tool. SCISSORS
11. Machine for doing the washing up. DISHWASHER
12. Used for making coffee. PERCOLATOR
13. Medium sized spoon for sweets. DESSERT
14. Sliding containers. DRAWER
15. Breadknives have __ edges. SERRATED
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y
plywood, hyena, analyse, hypotenuse, thyme, dynamite, hydrants, bypass.
ea,
deafened, treasure, instead, headstrong, threatened, endeavoured, breadth
1. Used to cause explosions. DYNAMITE
2. A garden herb. THYME
3. Takes traffic around a city instead of though it. BYPASS
4. Wild dog-like animal. HYENA
5. Thoroughly examine the facts. ANALYSE
6. Fireman connect hoses to __ HYDRANTS
7. Board made from thin layers of wood. PLYWOOD
8. The side opposite the right angle in a right-angled triangle. HYPOTENUSE
9. Width. BREADTH
10. The hijacker __ the pilot. THREATENED
11. Riches. TREASURE
12. Would you like tea __ of coffee? INSTEAD
13. Attempted. ENDEAVOURED
14. Noise from the jets __ the spectators. DEAFENED
15. Very self-willed. HEADSTRONG
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Sailing
Dinghies, forecasts, life- jacket, jib sail, charts, stern, catamaran, Mary Celeste, hoisting, port, bow, starboard, tiller, halyards, Norfolk Broads
1. Name for the front of a boat. BOW
2. Name for the rear of a boat. STERN
3. Pulling up a sail is called__HOISTING
4. Keeps you afloat in the water. LIFE JACKET
5. A sail in the shape of a triangle. JIB SAIL
6. Mystery ship found without crew. MARY CELESTE
7. Twin_ hulled sailing boat. CATAMARAN
8. Arm for steering boat. TILLER
9. Sailors listen to weather — FORECAST
10. Name given in ropes for hoisting sail. HALYARD
11. Popular east coast sailing area NORFOLK BROADS
12. Small sailing or rowing boats. DINGHIES
13. Name for maps of the sea. CHARTS
14. Name for the left side of a boat. PORT
15. Name for the right side of a boat. STARBOARD
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People
Japanese, Portuguese, New Zealanders, Trinidadians, Danes, Swiss, Australians, Turks, Icelanders, Pakistanis
ar
Radar, grammar, cabaret, perpendicular, Gibraltar
1. The people of Australia. AUSTRALIANS
2. The people of Denmark. DANES
3. The people of Turkey. TURKS
4. The people of Japan. JAPANESE
5. The people of Iceland. ICELANDERS
6. The people of Portugal. PORTUGUESE
7. The people of New Zealand. NEW ZEALANDERS
8. The people of Pakistan. PAKISTANIS
9. The people of Trinidad. TRINIDADIANS
10. The people of Switzerland. SWISS
11. Famous rick over 305 m high. GIBRALTAR
12. System for detecting aircraft, ships etc. RADAR
13. Study of language. GRAMMAR
14. Entertainment of a restaurant. CABARET
15. At right angles. PERPENDICULAR
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Measures
Metre, kilogram, kilometre, millimetre, centimetre
Ei
Neil, Sheila, seize, Eiffel Tower, foreign, leisure
Metre
Thermometer, barometer, altimeter, speedometer
1. mm MILLIMETRE
2. m METRE.
3. kg KILOGRAM
4. cm CENTIMETRE
5. Km KILOMETRE
6. To grab. SEIZE
7. From another country. FOREIGN
8. Free Time. LEISURE
9. A girl’s name. SHEILA
10. A boy’s name. NEIL
11. In Paris and lover 299m high. EIFFEL TOWER
12. Instrument for showing a vehicle’s speed. SPEEDOMETER
13. Instrument showing a planet height. ALTIMETER.
14. Instrument for measuring heat. THERMOMETER
15. Instrument for measuring air pressure. BAROMETER
