Basic English Vocabulary Quiz

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What is the number that follows 11?

  • twenty
  • eleven
  • thirteen
  • twelve (correct)

What do you usually do with a sandwich for lunch?

  • cook
  • drink
  • taste
  • have (correct)

What is the opposite of safe?

  • boring
  • expensive
  • unsafe
  • dangerous (correct)

If someone works in a restaurant, they are likely a _____.

<p>waiter (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the correct term for your uncle's wife?

<p>aunt (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can you buy medicine at?

<p>chemist's (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the opposite of full?

<p>empty (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do you say when meeting someone?

<p>Nice (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Vocabulary and Basic Concepts

  • Common actions include "have" a sandwich, "do" homework, and "take" a photo.
  • Different roles in a workplace, such as "receptionist" and "waiter".
  • Familiarity with numbers: 12 follows 11; 100 is one hundred; the order of days like Wednesday follows Tuesday.

Daily Routines and Preferences

  • Typical lunchtime choices like salads or sandwiches.
  • People’s preferences for exercise, such as "do" or "make" exercise.
  • Discussion of temperature and seasons; noting that summer in Spain is usually hot.

Relationships and Family

  • Understanding of family relations: an uncle's wife is an "aunt" and identifying cousins and nieces.

Time and Weather

  • Time inquiry: “What’s the time?” reflects a common daily need.
  • Seasonal awareness highlights the distinct characteristics of summer versus winter.

Locations and Directions

  • Importance of locations like "kitchen," "bathroom," and "dining room" for daily activities.
  • Buying medicine at a "chemist's" showcases everyday transactions.

Adjectives and Opposites

  • Vocabulary for opposites includes "empty" vs. "full" and "safe" vs. "dangerous", enhancing descriptive abilities.

Communication

  • Social niceties such as greeting someone ("Nice to meet you") illustrate common conversational contexts.
  • Understanding the need for clarification about personal items, like having or not having a watch.

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