Dining room

Question 1

Dining room (n)

Answer 1

a room where you eat meals

Question 2

seat (n)

Answer 2

something that you sit on, or a place where you sit

Question 3

Layout (n)

Answer 3

the way that something is arranged or designed

Question 4

extendable (adj)

Answer 4

Something that is extendable can be made longer

Question 5

Dining Table (n)

Answer 5

a table at which meals are eaten

Question 6

Chair (n)

Answer 6

a seat for one person, with a back and usually four legs

Question 7

bookshelf (n)

Answer 7

a shelf that you put books on

Question 8

sconce (n)

Answer 8

a device that is attached to a wall to hold electric lights or candles

Question 9

Buffets (n)

Answer 9

Buffets are essentially the dining room version of a sideboard. These storage pieces stand on relatively high legs, leaving the top-level surface at an easily accessible level. Quite often, buffet tops are used for setting out drinks or food while serving, while the lower cabinet area is used for storage. Some buffets use glass doors so the lower area can be utilized as a display case, rather than a typical storage cabinet.

Question 10

Servers (n)

Answer 10

Servers are very similar to buffets, however, they are usually smaller and more elegant in appearance. Servers have a smaller serving table that rests atop tall legs, with small cabinets or drawers underneath. Servers generally don’t have as much storage or display space as a buffet, but their elegant design makes them quite popular and useful for formal dining rooms.

Question 11

Dining Bench (n)

Answer 11

a long, usually hard seat for two or more people