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razor, fortnight, doctor, tractors, inventor, rotor, scissors, error, actor, factory, major, tortoise, motor, terror, corridor
- 1. A medical person is called _____ DOCTOR
- 2. A passage between rooms is known as ______ CORRIDOR
- 3. His new ____ bike is much quitter. MOTOR
- 4. The new _____ makes computers. FACTORY
- 5. Dad shaves with electric _____. RAZOR
- 6. Great fear is called _____. TERROR
- 7. Two weeks is known as _____ FORTNIGHT
- 8. An army officer is called ______. MAJOR
- 9. Used on farms for pulling is _____. TRACTORS
- 10. Synonyms of mistake is ____. ERROR
- 11. Paul is the best ____ in the play. ACTOR
- 12. One who invents something is known as ____. INVENTOR
- 13. Creature with a shell on its back is ____. TORTOISE
- 14. The helicopter’s ____ blades began to turn. ROTOR
- 15. She cut it with a pair of _____ SCISSORS
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tt patterns, little, knitting, battle, bottom, cassettes, attempt, butterfly, litter, written, cottage, Scottish, bitter, attached, buttons.
1. A fight. BATTLE
2. Sour. BITTER
3. This shop has hundreds of records and___ CASSETTES
4. A small house. COTTAGE
5. We like carpets with — PATTERNS
6. The firm has ___ us a letter. WRITTEN
7. A winged insect. BUTTERFLY
8. From Scotland. SCOTTISH
9. Small. LITTLE
10. Salma is ___ a scarf. KNITTING
11. Opposite of top. BOTTOM
12. There was a note ___ to the flowers. ATTACHED
13. Used to fasten. BUTTONS
14. It was her first __ at the driving test. ATTEMPT
15. Rubbish thrown on the ground. LITTER
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Ful
Faithful, cheerful, beautiful, awful, powerful, painful, careful,truthful
1. Be ___ as you cross the road. CAREFUL
2. Loyal and devoted. FAITHFUL
3. Jolly. CHEERFUL
4. Dreadful. AWFUL
5. Good to look at. BEAUTIFUL
6. This lawnmower has a — engine. POWERFUL
7. Paul’s toothache was very__ PAINFUL
8. Honest. TRUTHFUL
fully.
Carefully, awfully, wonderfully, bashfully, cheerfully, truthfully, spitefully
9. Fireworks can be __ dangerous. AWFULLY
10. Cross the road. CAREFULLY
11. Remarkably. WONDERFULLY
12. They sneered and spoke. SPITEFULLY
13. In a jolly fashion. CHEERFULLY
14. Shyly. BASHFULLY
15. Honestly. TRUTHFULLY
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OU
pounce, drought, lounge, doubt, outside, round, mount, fountain, crouching, counter, bounced, thousand, mouse, sound, pound.
1. A noise. SOUND
2. Small animal. MOUSE
3. To seize by a sudden jump. POUNCE
4. 1000. THOUSAND
5. To get up on a horseback. MOUNT
6. A jet of water. FOUNTAIN
7. I __ if anyone will believe you. DOUBT
8. A long period without rain. DROUGHT
9. Papers and magazines covered the shop’s — COUNTER
10. To beat. POUND
11. We need a new carpet in the __ LOUNGE
12. Not inside. OUTSIDE
13. It– back and Laura caught it. BOUNCED
14. The world is — ROUND
15. A cat was — near the hole. CROUCHING
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ie
believe, relief, piece, priests, mischief, pierce, chief, thief, besieged, niece, grieve, shield, fierce, field, handkerchief
1. A part. PIECE
2. To feel sadness. GRIEVE
3. We don’t — what they say. BELIEVE
4. Your brother’s daughter. NIECE
5. Carried for protection. SHIELD
6. A head person. CHIEF
7. It’s a ___ not to have that pain. RELIEF
8. Animals graze in it. FEILD
9. To make a hole. PIERCE
10. Savage. FIERCE
11. One who steals. THIEF
12. Out of the church came two__ PRIESTS
13. They giggled and looked full of____ MISCHIEF
14. For wiping the nose. HANDKERCHIEF
15. The city was ___ for a month. BESIEGED
