Cat2

Question 1

Provide(v)

Answer 1

To supply something to someone.

Question 2

Blame(v)

Answer 2

To say or think someone or something bad that has happened.

Question 3

Demand(n)

Answer 3

A need for something to be sold or supplied.

Question 4

Expect(v)

Answer 4

To think that something will happen.

Question 5

Pride(n)

Answer 5

A feeling of satisfaction at your achievements.

Question 6

Receipt(n)

Answer 6

A piece of paper that proves that you have recieved goods or money.

Question 7

Collar(n)

Answer 7

A part of shirt, coat, etc. that is usually folded over and goes round your neck.

Question 8

Ashamed(adj)

Answer 8

Feeling guilty or embarrassed about something you have done.

Question 9

Refer(v)

Answer 9

To read something in order to get information.

Question 10

Postpone(v)

Answer 10

To arrange for something to happen at a later time.

Question 11

Slip(v)

Answer 11

To slide by accident and fall or almost fall.

Question 12

Discount(n)

Answer 12

A reduction in price

Question 13

Budget(n)

Answer 13

A plan that shows how much money you have and how you will spend it.

Question 14

Interval(n)

Answer 14

A period of time between two actions, activities or events.

Question 15

Thunder(n)

Answer 15

The loud noise in the sky that you hear during a storm.

Question 16

Elegant(adj)

Answer 16

Stylish or attractive in appearance or behaviour.

Question 17

Industrialize(v)

Answer 17

To develop industry.

Question 18

Allow(v)

Answer 18

To give permission for someone to do something, or not prevent something from happening.

Question 19

Knit(v)

Answer 19

To make clothes by using two long needles to connect wool or another type of thread into joined rows.

Question 20

Crop(n)

Answer 20

A plant such as a grain, fruit or vagetable that is grown in large amounts by farmers.

Question 21

Valley(n)

Answer 21

An area of low land between hills or mountains.

Question 22

Sew(v)

Answer 22

To join things together with a needle and thread.

Question 23

Respresent(v)

Answer 23

To be equal to something

Question 24

Wage(n)

Answer 24

The amount of money a person regularly recieves for their job.

Question 25

Assign(v)

Answer 25

To give someone a particular job or responsibilty.

Question 26

Drown(v)

Answer 26

To die because you are under water and cannot breathe, or to kill someone in this way.

Question 27

Fasten(v)

Answer 27

To close or fix something together, or to become closed or fixed something.

Question 28

Dependence(n)

Answer 28

A stuation in which you need someone or something all the time in order to exist or continue as before.

Question 29

Agent(n)

Answer 29

Someone whose job to deal with business for someone else.