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ESL Curriculum Level 8 Lesson 11

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What is the definition of 'look into'?

To examine or review something.

What does 'clue' refer to in the context of solving a crime?

A piece of evidence that is used to solve a crime.

Who is considered a 'suspect'?

Someone who is possibly guilty of a crime.

What does it mean to 'look through' something?

To investigate or examine. Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'fingerprint'?

A mark left on a surface from someone’s fingertip. Signup and view all the answers

What does 'look out for' mean?

To be vigilant and watch for something specific. Signup and view all the answers

How would you define 'look into' in a practical situation?

To examine or investigate a particular issue or subject. Signup and view all the answers

What role does a suspect play in an investigation?

They are a person considered for possible involvement in a crime. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary Matching Activity

Activity aims to match words or phrases with their meanings.
Includes definitions related to crime investigation and examination.

Key Vocabulary and Definitions

Look into: To examine or review something.
Clue: A piece of evidence that is used to solve a crime.
Suspect: Someone who is possibly guilty of a crime.
Look through: To investigate or examine.
Fingerprint: A mark left on a surface from someone’s fingertip.
Look out for: To be vigilant and watch for something specific.

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This quiz focuses on ESL vocabulary matching activities designed for Level 8 students. Participants will match words or short phrases to their meanings, enhancing their language comprehension skills. It's a practical exercise aimed at reinforcing key vocabulary for effective communication.