- A cupboard, often tall and made of metal, in which you can keep your possessions, and leave them for a period of time is a:   Locker

- A lagoon is ________ .   An area of sea water separated from the sea by a reef

- A large cup with straight sides used for hot drinks is a:   Mug

- A locker is _________ .   A cupboard, often made of metal, in which you can keep your possessions, and leave them for a period of time

- A person who works in an office, dealing with records or performing general office duties is a:   Clerk

- A person whose job is to supply and connect or repair water pipes, baths and toilets is called:   Plumber

- A piece of thick heavy cloth smaller than a carpet, used for covering the floor or for decoration is a:   Rug

- A pile of things arranged one on top of another is a:   Stack

- A riot is ______ .   A noisy, violent, and uncontrolled public meeting

- A seat on a bicycle or a motorcycle is a:   Saddle

- A situation where roads in a town become so blocked by cars that it is impossible for any traffic to move is defined:   Gridlock

- A small square piece of cloth or paper, used while you are eating to protect your clothes is called:   Napkin

- A soft substance that is full of small holes and can absorb a lot of liquid is called:   Sponge

- A stubborn person ______.   Is determined to do what he or she wants and refuses to do anything else

- A thick, often decorative, paper used for covering the walls and sometimes ceilings of a room is a:   Wallpaper

- A: "Thanks very much for all your help" B: "Don't mention it" 'Don't mention it' is closest in meaning to____________.   No problem

- A: Did you get hurt in the accident? B: No, I just have a nasty ____ on the back of the leg.   Bruise

- After being sick in bed for months, she_____ now. She needs physiotherapy.   Can't walk

- Alfred is now hanging around only well-to-do people!   Alfred frequenta solamente gente altolocata!

- Alice is sincere through and through.   Alice è completamente sincera

- All of the following words refer to animals except for one. Find the odd one out: bugle, goat, foal, hen, calf.   Bugle

- All of the following words refer to clothes except for one. Find the odd one out: tracksuit, vest, stockings, overalls, glazier, anorak.   Glazier

- All of the following words refer to family except for one. Find the odd one out: toddler, niece, godson, veal, grandparents.   Veal

- All of the following words refer to furniture except for one. Find the odd one out: sideboard, stool, plug, coat stand, chest of drawers.   Plug

- All of the following words refer to jobs except for one. Find the odd one out: tiler, surgeon, ram, lecturer, baker, accountant.   Ram

- All of the following words refer to kitchen tools except for one. Find the odd one out: ladle, sieve, whisk, corkscrew, juicer, darts.   Darts

- All of the following words refer to musical instruments except for one. Find the odd one out: cymbals, cello, jug, flute, harp, trumpet.   Jug

- All of the following words refer to plants except for one. Find the odd one out: ivy, alloy, toadstool, plane, elm, ash.   Alloy

- All of the following words refer to sports except for one. Find the odd one out: archery, badminton, lime cordial, hiking, lacrosse, ten-pin bowling.   Lime cordial

- All of the following words refer to the human body except for one. Find the odd one out: jaw, nostril, armpit, knuckle, belly, groin, gnat.   Gnat

- All the money the depositors had put into the bank simply vanished into thin air. The expression 'vanished into thin air' is closest in meaning to__________________.   Disappeared completely

- An object consisting of a round, hollow part and a handle, used for mixing, serving, and eating food is a:   Spoon

- An open, round container shaped like a bowl with sloping sides, used for holding food or liquid is a:   Basin

- As I feared she would get angry, I had to _____the bush for a while.   Beat around

- As I've worked in Spain for many years, I've got used to the Spanish ____ of life.   Way

- As soon as you ........ that, please prepare lunch.   Have done

- As though, Once, Since, As soon as. Which connective is not a temporal connective?   As though

- As though, Whereas, As soon as, Even though. Which connective is a modal connective?   As though

- As well as, Yet, Instead, However. Which connective is not a contrastive connective?   As well as

- Avresti finito il report, non è vero?   You would have finished the report, wouldn't you?