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What does the term 'design' mean in the context of creating objects?
What does the term 'design' mean in the context of creating objects?
What does the word 'material' refer to?
What does the word 'material' refer to?
Which term describes the ability to think of new ideas or use imagination?
Which term describes the ability to think of new ideas or use imagination?
What is meant by 'successful'?
What is meant by 'successful'?
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Which definition best fits the term 'gym'?
Which definition best fits the term 'gym'?
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What is a likely reason people visit a luxury hotel?
What is a likely reason people visit a luxury hotel?
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Which type of building is often associated with royalty?
Which type of building is often associated with royalty?
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What is the term for furniture made from the skin of animals?
What is the term for furniture made from the skin of animals?
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What characteristic defines a man-made structure?
What characteristic defines a man-made structure?
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Which type of furniture is typically characterized by its hard, see-through material?
Which type of furniture is typically characterized by its hard, see-through material?
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What is typically found at a port?
What is typically found at a port?
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What adjective describes furniture that allows for relaxation and ease of use?
What adjective describes furniture that allows for relaxation and ease of use?
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Which adjective would best describe furniture that costs a lot of money?
Which adjective would best describe furniture that costs a lot of money?
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What does 'population' refer to in a geographical context?
What does 'population' refer to in a geographical context?
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What is the term for furniture made from natural fibers of trees?
What is the term for furniture made from natural fibers of trees?
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Which term refers to a structure used for keeping ships safe?
Which term refers to a structure used for keeping ships safe?
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Which type of furniture is best suited for modern design trends?
Which type of furniture is best suited for modern design trends?
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What typically characterizes a traditional festival?
What typically characterizes a traditional festival?
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What characteristic describes furniture that does not allow for a pleasant user experience?
What characteristic describes furniture that does not allow for a pleasant user experience?
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What is most likely a component of a fishing net?
What is most likely a component of a fishing net?
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Which adjective refers to furniture that is easy to utilize in various settings?
Which adjective refers to furniture that is easy to utilize in various settings?
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Study Notes
Glossary and Wordlist
- design (v): to plan or draw something before making it
- sew (v): to make or repair clothing using a needle and thread
- material (n): cloth used for making clothes
- business (n): a company
- successful (adj): having a good outcome
- equipment (n): tools or machines
- creative (adj): good at thinking of new ideas or using imagination
- free (adj): not costing anything
- festival (n): a special day for celebrating with music, dancing, or games
- contest (n): a competition or game to win
- magnificent (adj): very good or beautiful
- traditional (adj): in the old way
- diamond (n): a shape with four sides, often used for crafts
- busy (adj): very active or engaged in many tasks
- café (n): a small restaurant, usually for tea, coffee, and snacks
- go out (v): spend time outside the home with friends
- gym (n): a place to exercise
- parents (n): mother and father
- study (v): learn about a particular subject, either in school or university, or through reading
- grow (v): to become bigger
- record (n): information about something
- skyline (n): the outline of buildings against the sky
- tower (n): a tall building
- urban (adj): related to a city
- bank (n): a financial institution for saving money
- bridge (n): a structure that crosses over water or a road
- factory (n): a place where things are made
- fountain (n): a structure with water flowing from it
- monument (n): a structure to remember an important person or event
- museum (n): a building that displays historical or artistic objects
- park (n): an outdoor area with trees and grass for recreation
- playground (n): an area for children to play
- careful (adj): paying attention to detail
- dirty (adj): not clean
- exciting (adj): interesting and stimulating
- ground (n): the surface of the Earth
- advice (n): suggestions about how to do something well
- boring (adj): not interesting
- earn (v): to receive payment for work
- hard (adj): difficult to do or achieve
- help (v): to assist or support someone
- job (n): work for which someone is paid
- work (v): to do a job
- grade (n): a measure of quality or performance
- careers adviser (n): someone who advises about careers
- medical school (n): a school for training doctors
- strong (adj): powerful or forceful
- teach (v): to instruct or educate
- kind (adj): gentle or compassionate
- polite (adj): showing respect and consideration
- convenient (adj): easy to use
- Declaration of Independence (n): a historical document
- Native American (n): a member of the indigenous people of the Americas
- study (n): a room for study and work
- style (n): a distinctive way of doing something
- architect (n): someone who designs buildings
- design (n): the plan for something
- manager (n): someone responsible for overseeing a department or group
- psychologist (n): someone who studies the mind
- comfortable (adj): feeling relaxed and pleasant
- glass (adj, n): material for windows or containers
- leather (adj, n): animal skin used for materials
- metal (adj, n): hard material, typically used to make tools and objects
- plastic (adj, n): man-made material
- wooden (adj): made of wood
- coast (n): the land bordering a sea or ocean
- net (n): a thin fabric used for fishing or other purposes
- population (n): the total number of people in an area or region
- relax (v): to become calm or less tense
- fishing rod (n): a piece of equipment used for fishing
- popular (adj): liked by many people
Additional Concepts (from the provided pages)
- Food Court (n): a place with many small restaurants in a shopping center.
- Car Park (n): Parking area for vehicles in a shopping center.
- Shopping Center (n): A large building with various shops.
- Playground (n): Outdoor play area for children.
- Hospital (n): A place for medical treatment.
- Toilets (n): Restrooms in a public building.
- Department Store (n): A large shop with a variety of products.
- Supermarket (n): A very large shop with a wide selection of goods.
- Bank (n): A place for storing money.
- Bridge (n): Structure over water or a road.
- Building (n): Structure composed of many parts.
- Campus (n): Area encompassing buildings of a university.
- Cinema (n): Where people go to watch films.
- Directions (n): Instructions for getting somewhere.
- Factory (n): A production facility or workplace.
- Food Court (n): A food area in a shopping mall or similar location.
- Fountain (n): Structure for flowing water.
- History (n): The study of past events.
- Literature (n): The study of written works.
- Management (n): Overseeing a group or organization.
- Maths (n): Branch of mathematics.
- Meet (v): To come together.
- Morning (n): The period from midnight to midday.
- Physics (n): The study of matter and energy.
- Relax (v): To become calm and less tense.
- Science (n): The study of the natural world.
- Swim (v): Move through water using the limbs.
- Timetable (n): A schedule of events.
- Travel (v): To move from one place to another.
- Weekdays (n): Days of the week not including Saturday and Sunday.
- Weekend (n): The period between Friday evening and Monday morning.
- Space (n): An empty area.
- Lily Pad (n): A large leaf of a water plant.
- Turtle (n): An animal that has a shell.
- Beach (n): Area of sand by the sea.
- Hill (n): A raised area of land that is lower than a mountain.
- River (n): Flowing body of water.
- Sea (n): Large body of salt water.
- Desert (n): A very dry area of land.
- Lake (n): A large body of fresh water.
- Valley (n): Depression between mountains and hills.
- Mountain (n): Very high landform that rises above the surrounding area.
- Ocean (n): A large body of salt water.
- Copper (n): A soft, red-brown metal.
- Mine (n): A place where minerals and other resources are extracted from the earth.
- Produce (v): To grow or make.
- Wire (n): Thin metal used for electrical purposes or as a structural element
- Dig (v): To make a hole or excavation.
- Giant (adj): Very large.
- Company (n): A business.
- Doctor (n): A medical professional.
- Engineer (n): A trained professional in the field of engineering.
- Farmer (n): Someone who works on a farm.
- Expert (n): Someone with extensive knowledge or experience on a subject.
- Interested in (adj phr): Showing interest in someone or something.
- Healthy (adj): In good physical or mental health
- High School (n): Secondary education in the US/similar countries.
- Hospital (n): Medical facility.
- Language Teacher (n): Instructs students in a language.
- Manager (n): Oversees a department, company, etc
- Medicine (n): Treatment, healing, or cure
- Teacher (n): An educator
- Nurse (n): A healthcare worker assisting patients.
- Office (n): A workplace.
- Pilot (n): Controls an aircraft
- School (n): Place for education.
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This quiz focuses on vocabulary related to design, business, and festivals. Test your knowledge of terms that describe creative processes and traditional celebrations. Perfect for students looking to enhance their language skills in specific contexts.