Vocabulary

What do you call a brother who shares only one parent with you?. Stepbrother. Half brother. Cousin. Friend.

Someone you know but are not close friends with is called a: Friend. Acquaintance. Relative. Neighbor.

A formal word for achieving success is: Win. Achievement. Try. Effort.

Someone who trusts their abilities is: Shy. Confident. Mean. Dominating.

A person who is reserved and avoids attention is: Shy. Confident. Mean. Reliable.

Describing a person or team with strong control or influence: Shy. Confident. Dominating. Rare.

Reliable information is: Untrustworthy. Reliable. Rare. Furry.

A person who is cruel or unkind can be described as: Shy. Mean. Confident. Rare.

The part of your face below your eyes is the: Chin. Cheek. Forehead. Neck.

The upper part of your torso is called the: Waist. Chest. Hip. Bottom.

The joint between your foot and leg is the: Ankle. Knee. Heel. Toe.

The joint that connects the hand and forearm is the: Elbow. Wrist. Thumb. Finger.

You move your head up and down to show agreement: Shake your head. Nod. Wink. Smile.

A voluntary hand movement to greet someone is: Blow your nose. Comb your hair. Wave to somebody. Yawn.

I always ____ when I am tired. Nod. Yawn. Smile. Wink.

She ____ her hair before leaving the house.”. Yawned. Combed. Waved. Smiled.

A small involuntary movement of closing and opening the eyes quickly is: Wink. Blink. Nod. Smile.

The opposite of shy in personality is: Confident. Mean. Rare. Dominating.

Moving your head from side to side usually shows: Agreement. Disagreement. Sleepiness. Happiness.

Heavy rain that falls suddenly is called: Drizzle. Shower. Drought. Mild.

Rain that continues for a long time and causes damage is: Flood. Shower. Pour. Icy.

A period with very little or no rain is: Flood. Drought. Rain shower. Storm.

A violent storm with thunder and lightning is called: Shower. Thunderstorm. Mild weather. Pour.

Lluvia muy intensa se puede decir: Drizzle. Pouring. Shower. Mild.

Weather that is not too cold or hot is: Icy. Mild. Slippery. Flood.

Surface covered with ice is: Mild. Icy. Slippery. Pour.

Something dangerous to walk on because it is wet or icy is: Icy. Slippery. Flooded. Mild.

Snow covering a surface lightly can be described as: Snowy. Icy. Mild. Slippery.

A very impressive view can be described as: Rare. Breathtaking. Shy. Deep.

A small body of still water is a: Lake. Pond. River. Stream.

To give food to animals or babies is: Hunt. Feed. Breed. Acquire.

The act of searching and killing animals for food or sport is: Feed. Hunt. Breed. Seek.

To reproduce animals is to: Feed. Hunt. Breed. Acquire.

A species at risk of disappearing is: Endangered. Scaly. Furry. Icy.

Animals covered in hair are described as: Scaly. Furry. Icy. Rare.

Animals covered in scales are: Scaly. Furry. Icy. Slippery.

Something very uncommon or unusual is: Rare. Endangered. Furry. Dominating.

Broad, muscular front part of the body: Waist. Chest. Hip. Shoulder.

The area connecting the leg and the foot: Knee. Ankle. Heel. Toe.

The top of your leg above the knee: Hip. Thigh. Waist. Knee.

The finger you use to point or grab something is: Thumb. Wrist. Elbow. Toe.

The end part of your foot that touches the ground: Toe. Heel. Ankle. Knee.

The joint connecting your upper and lower arm: Wrist. Elbow. Shoulder. Thumb.

Part of your face below the forehead but above the mouth: Chin. Cheek. Lips. Neck.

Part at the bottom of the face: Chin. Cheek. Lips. Neck.

Move your hand side to side to greet someone: Wave. Nod. Blink. Yawn.

Move your head up and down: Nod. Shake. Smile. Wink.

Open your mouth involuntarily when tired: Yawn. Wink. Nod. Wave.

Clean your nose with a tissue: Wipe. Blow your nose. Comb. Nod.

Smooth your hair using a comb: Brush. Comb. Nod. Wave.

Close and open one eye quickly: Blink. Wink. Nod. Smile.

Move your head side to side to indicate “no”: Nod. Shake your head. Wink. Yawn.

Move your lips upward to show happiness: Blink. Smile. Yawn. Nod.

Move your eyebrows together to show confusion or anger: Frown. Nod. Smile. Wink.

Move your fingers to hit your hands together to show applause: Clap. Snap. Nod. Wave.