Week 5 Flashcards

1
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To choose something

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Pick

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2
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A type of fence

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Picket

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3
Q

An empty space

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Blank

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4
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A bed cover

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Blanket

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5
Q

A scavenger fish

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Carp

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6
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A fabric to cover the floor

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Carpet

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7
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A round toy

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Ball

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8
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A style of dance which I love

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Ballet

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9
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Something that needs a key to open

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Lock

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10
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A type of necklace

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Locket

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11
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Worn on your feet

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Sock

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12
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An eye …

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Socket

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13
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A dog’s pest

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Tick

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14
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An admission slip

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Ticket

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15
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A tool for lifting cars

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Jack

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16
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A coat

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Jacket

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17
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To twirl a top

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Spin

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18
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A type of piano

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Spinet

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19
Q

A bad …

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Plan

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20
Q

The universe is full of …

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Planets

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21
Q

To lie in the sun

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Bask

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22
Q

Something that is woven

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Basket

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23
Q

The thing that we light on a candle

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Wick

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24
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A croquet hoop

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Wicket

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Clothes which have been in a drawer for a long time might smell … (stale, mouldy or damp)
Musty
26
Rotten meat smells … (decaying, rotting)
Putrid
27
The butter was … (contaminated with a bad quality) because it had been left beside the freshly cut onions.
Tainted
28
The smell from the roast dinner was … (having a pleasant and distinctive smell)
Aromatic
29
The … (having a nice or sweet smell) leaves made the fire smell quite pleasant.
Fragrant
30
The overcooked cabbage has lost its flavour and tasted … (unseasoned, mild-tasting).
Bland
31
The grapefruit was too … (sharp or sour) to eat without sugar.
Tart
32
To eat kippers, or smokes herring, for breakfast is an … (learnt or developed) taste
Acquired
33
The Indian curry he cooked had quite a … flavour.
Spicy/distinctive
34
I liked the … (delicious, pleasantly rich) flavour of the double chocolate sauce all over the cake.
Luscious
35
The new car had very … (elegant streamlined design or shape) lines
Sleek
36
The office chairs felt quite rough to sit on as they have been upholstered with … (rough, not smooth) material.
Coarse
37
I love a pillow that is really … (lacking in firmness) for my head to sink to.
Spongy
38
The fish is so … (covered with a ropy, viscous liquid) that it slipped back into the water.
Slimy
39
The rocks around the headland were … (rough, harsh or uneven) on our bare feet.
Jagged
40
His mother was … (worried) when he hadn’t returned home by dark.
Anxious
41
She was … (annoyed) by the constant noise of the jack hammer.
Irritated
42
Old people often feel … (sentimental or wistful yearning for the happiness felt in a former place, time or situation) when they remember the olden days.
Nostalgic
43
The child became … (remaining silent in a sullen, offended mood) and poured when his mother refused to buy the fluffy toy he wanted.
Sulky
44
Watching the sunset on the beach can often make you feel … (dreamily or wistfully thoughtful).
Pensive
45
The toddler looked very … (experiencing great pain, anxiety or sorrow) on his first day at daycare because it was the first time he was away from his parents.
Distressed
46
Romeo felt overwhelmed by … (gloomy state of mind, especially when prolonged) because he was not allowed to be around Juliet as she was a member of the Capulet family, the foes of his Montague clan.
Melancholy
47
The drunk driver appeared to be … (not friendly, or warm, belligerent) when questioned by the police.
Hostile
48
The new girl was quiet and had a … (calm and peaceful) temperament. Nobody knew if she what she was really feeling.
Pleasantly calm or peaceful
49
The young bride was … (deeply agitated) that she was left at the altar by her fiancé.
Distraught
50
This Persian rug is so warm and … (covered with fur).
Furry
51
The banana bread was so deliciously … (not dry) that I didn’t even need to eat it with any butter.
Moist
52
I have a … goosedown quilt that keeps me warm in winter.
Feathery
53
The … (firm and fresh) leaves of lettuce paired well with the juicy prawns.
Crisp
54
There was a … (offensively strong smell or taste) smell of cigarette smoke in this room.
Rank
55
There was a … (sharply affecting the organ of smell) smell of ammonia diffusing from the science lab.
Pungent
56
Her perfume was so strong that the … (lasting a long time after) scent stayed in the room for the next half of the day.
Lingering
57
The plate of overcooked pasta looked mushy and … (does not evoke a desire to eat it ).
Unappetising
58
She had a very … (classy, cultured) palate and loved eating truffle salami, caviar and oysters.
Sophisticated
59
There are only … (not immediately obvious, delicate) differences in taste between in the mint chocolate and double mint chocolate ice cream.
Subtle (SUH-t-l)
60
The … (substance with a sour taste) from the kombucha can make teeth very sensitive as it erodes enamel, the outermost protective layer of your teeth.
Acid