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Which type of house is joined to one other house?
Which type of house is joined to one other house?
What is a hallmark of a bungalow?
What is a hallmark of a bungalow?
Which of the following is typically used for washing machine storage?
Which of the following is typically used for washing machine storage?
What is the purpose of a terrace or patio?
What is the purpose of a terrace or patio?
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Which everyday object is used for removing skins from fruits and vegetables?
Which everyday object is used for removing skins from fruits and vegetables?
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What is a common mistake people make regarding housework terminology?
What is a common mistake people make regarding housework terminology?
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Which room is typically below ground level and used for living or working?
Which room is typically below ground level and used for living or working?
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Which area is used for storing garden tools?
Which area is used for storing garden tools?
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What is the main function of a remote control?
What is the main function of a remote control?
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Which type of flat is characterized by a single large room that serves multiple functions?
Which type of flat is characterized by a single large room that serves multiple functions?
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Study Notes
Types of Houses/Places
- Detached house: Not joined to any other house
- Terraced house: Joined to several houses to form a row
- Bungalow: One storey (no upstairs)
- Semi-detached house: Joined to one other house
- Self-contained flat: Does not share facilities with any other
- Cottage: Small house in the country or village.
- Studio flat: Small apartment for one or two people, usually one large room.
- Villa: Large house with big gardens, often rented in a holiday resort.
Places in the Home
- Master/main bedroom: Largest and most important bedroom
- Utility room: Usually for washing machine, freezer, etc.
- Shed: Small building separate from the house, often used for storing garden tools.
- Attic/loft: Space in the roof, can be used for storage or converted into living space.
- Cellar: Room below ground level, no windows, often for storage.
- Basement: Room below ground level, with windows, used for living/working.
- Studio: Room for painters/photographers.
- Landing: Flat area at the top of a staircase
- Hall/hallway: Open area before entering the house
- Porch: Covered area before entrance door
- Terrace or patio: Paved area between house and garden for sitting/eating
- Drive: Short road leading to house/garage
Everyday Objects in the Home
- Remote (control)
- Corkscrew
- Phone charger
- Peeler
- Toilet roll
- Chopping board
- (Coat) hanger
- Ironing board
- Dustpan and brush
- Grater
- Table mat
- Socket
Common Mistakes
- Doing housework (ironing, hoovering, washing-up) is correct. "Making housework" is not correct.
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Explore the various types of houses and rooms found within a home. From detached houses to bungalows, and utility rooms to attics, this quiz will test your knowledge of residential architecture and interior spaces. Perfect for understanding different living environments and their features.
