Family and Relationships Quiz

Family and Relationships

• Family members: mom, dad, boy, girl, brother, sister, grandpa, grandma, aunt, uncle, baby
• Marriage: Represents a union between two individuals.
• Single: Not married.
• Divorced: A legal process that ends a marriage.

Places and Activities

• Home: A place where people live.
• Work: A place where people earn a living.
• School: A place for learning.
• Store: A place where people shop.
• Church: A place of worship.
• Come: To move towards a place.
• Go: To move away from a place.
• Drive: To operate a car.
• In: To be inside a place.
• Out: To be outside a place.
• With: To be in the company of someone.

Time and Dates

• Day: The period between sunrise and sunset.
• Night: The period between sunset and sunrise.
• Week: A period of seven days.
• Month: A period of approximately four weeks.
• Year: A period of 365 days (or 366 days in a leap year).
• Future: The time that has not yet happened.
• Past/Before: The time that has already happened.
• Now: The present time.
• Today: The present day.
• Finished/Done: Completed.

Food and Drink

• Pizza: A popular food made with dough, tomato sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
• Hot dog: A sausage served in a long bun.
• Hamburger: A sandwich made with a cooked patty of ground beef.
• Milk: A liquid produced by cows and other mammals.
• Egg: A food produced by birds and other animals.
• Apple: A type of fruit.
• Cheese: A dairy product made from curdled milk.
• Drink: A beverage.
• Spoon: A utensil used for eating liquids and soft foods.
• Fork: A utensil used for eating solid foods.
• Knife: A tool used for cutting food.
• Cup: A container for holding liquids.
• Cereal: A breakfast food made from grains.
• Water: A colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid essential for life.
• Candy: A sweet confectionery.
• Cookie: A sweet baked treat.
• Hungry: The feeling of wanting to eat.

Clothing and Appearance

• Clothes: Items worn on the body.
• Shirt: A piece of clothing for the upper body.
• Pants: A piece of clothing for the lower body.
• Socks: A piece of clothing for the feet.
• Shoes: Footwear.
• Underwear: Clothing worn under other clothes.

Health and Body

• Health: The condition of one's body and mind.
• Wash: To clean with water or other liquids.
• Hurt: To cause pain.
• Bath: To immerse the body in water for cleansing.
• Bathroom: A room containing a bathtub or shower.
• Brush teeth: To clean teeth with a toothbrush.
• Sleep: To rest for an extended period of time.
• Nice/Clean: Pleasant and free from dirt.

Emotions and Feelings

• Happy: Feeling joy and contentment.
• Mad: Feeling angry.
• Sad: Feeling sorrow or unhappiness.
• Sorry: Expressing regret.
• Cry: To shed tears, usually when feeling sad.
• Like: To enjoy or find something pleasurable.
• Good: Having positive qualities.
• Bad: Having negative qualities.
• Love: To have strong feelings of affection for someone.

Questions and Requests

• Who? What?: Used to ask for information about a person or thing.
• When?: Used to ask about the time of an event.
• Where?: Used to ask about the location of something.
• Why?: Used to ask about the reason for something.
• How?: Used to ask about the method or process.
• Stop: To cease an action.
• Excuse me: A polite phrase used when interrupting someone.
• Help: To assist or provide aid.
• Please: A polite word used when making a request.
• Thank you: Used to express gratitude.

Numbers, Colors, and Money

• Amounts: Quantities or measurements.
• Big/Large: Of great size.
• Small: Of little size.
• Tall/Short: Of great or little height.
• Full: Completely filled.
• More: A greater quantity or number.
• Blue: A color.
• Gold: A precious yellow metal.
• Silver: A precious white metal.
• Orange: A color.
• Green: A color.
• Money: Currency used for transactions.
• Dollars: A unit of currency.
• Cents: A smaller unit of currency.
• Cost: The price of something.

Animals

• Cat: A domesticated feline animal.
• Dog: A domesticated canine animal.
• Bird: A feathered animal that can fly.
• Horse: A large, domesticated animal used for riding and transportation.
• Cow: A large, domesticated animal that produces milk.
• Sheep: A domesticated animal raised for its wool.
• Pig: A domesticated animal raised for its meat.
• Bug: An insect.

Memory and Communication

• Remember: To recall something from memory.
• Forgot: To fail to remember.
• Speak: To talk.
• Sign: To communicate using sign language.
• Fine: Okay or acceptable.
• Ok: Acceptable.
• So so: Neither good nor bad.

Health and Wellbeing

• Tired: Feeling exhausted.
• Sick: Ill or unhealthy.

Other

• Both: Two together.
• College: A higher education institution.
• Easy: Simple and requiring little effort.
• Hard: Difficult and requiring a lot of effort.
• Now: The present time.
• Language: A system of communication.
• All: Every single one.
• Be raised: To grow up.
• Still: Continuing to exist or happen.
• Most: The majority.
• Some: A few.
• Little bit: A small amount.

Activities

• Walk: To move on foot.
• Picture: An image.
• Movie: A film.
• Watch: To look at closely.
• Play: To engage in an activity for enjoyment.
• Chat: To talk casually.
• Fishing: Catching fish.
• Run: To move quickly on foot.
• Travel: To journey to a different place.
• Paint: To apply color to a surface.
• Camp: To stay in a tent or other temporary shelter outdoors.
• Game: A contest or amusement.
• Shopping: Buying goods.

Common Phrases

• Forget: To fail to remember.

• Lights: Devices that produce light.

• Right: Correct.

• Wrong: Incorrect.

• Hearing: The ability to perceive sound.

• Look at & see: To use the eyes to observe.

• Man: An adult male human being.

• Throw: To hurl or fling something.

• Same: Identical.

• Where: In which place.

• Drink: To consume a beverage.

• Deaf: Unable to hear.

• Oh I see: Expressing understanding.

• Woman: An adult female human being.

• Who?: Used to question the identity of a person.

• Fingerspell: To spell words using sign language.

• Practice: To rehearse or repeat an action.

• Teach: To impart knowledge or skill.

• Teacher: A person who teaches.

• Book: A written work.

• Shoes: Footwear.

• What?: Used to request information.

• Pants: Clothing for the lower part of the body.

• Jacket: A garment for the upper body.

• Dress: A garment for women and girls.

• Different: Not the same.

• Lights: Devices that produce light.

• Glasses: Lenses worn on the face to improve eyesight.

• Draw: To create a picture with a pencil, pen, or other tool.

• Copy: To reproduce something exactly.

• Table: A piece of furniture with a flat top.

• Chair: A piece of furniture for seating one person.

• Put down: To place something on a surface.

• Dance: To move rhythmically to music.

• Jump: To leap into the air.

• Turn around: To rotate the body or an object.

• Name: A word used to identify a person or thing.

• College: A higher education institution.

• Again: Once more.

• Stand: To be upright.

• Nice: Pleasant or agreeable.

• Paper: A thin material used for writing, printing, etc.

• Remember: To recall something.

• Here: In this place.

• Class: A group of students in a school.

• How: In what way.

• Start: To begin.

• Win: To succeed in a competition.

• Lose: To fail to succeed.

• Equal: The same in amount, value, or quality.

  Numbers

• 1 - 19 : Numbers one through nineteen.

• 20 - 29: Numbers twenty through twenty-nine.

• How many?: Used to ask for a quantity.

Activities and Interests

• Chat: To talk casually.
• Sleep: To rest for an extended period of time.
• Read: To look at and understand written words.
• Book read: To read a book.
• Eat: To consume food.
• Apple: A type of fruit.
• Music: Sounds arranged in a pleasing and often rhythmic way.
• Time: A measured duration.
• Water: A colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid essential for life.
• Coffee: A beverage made by brewing roasted coffee beans
• Tea: A beverage made by steeping tea leaves in hot water.
• Milk: A liquid produced by cows and other mammals.
• Juice: A liquid extracted from fruits and vegetables.
• Soda: A carbonated drink.
• Like: To enjoy or find something pleasurable.
• Detest: To dislike intensely.
• Favorite: Most liked.
• Attention: Focus or concentration.