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Carnival activityVersión en línea Carnival activity por Dafne Mill A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W V X Y Z Starts with A Features or elements within an environment, such as a carnival or amusement park, and contribute to the enjoyment of the visitors. Starts with B Inflatable bags made of flexible materials, typically filled with gas such as helium or air, often used for decoration, celebrations, or as toys. Starts with C A rotating platform with seats or wooden animals mounted on it, typically found at amusement parks or carnivals, providing rides for children and adults. Starts with D A type of bus characterized by having two levels Starts with E Activities or performances designed to provide enjoyment, amusement, or relaxation for an audience, such as music, theater, film, and more. Starts with F A large rotating amusement ride consisting of a vertical wheel with multiple passenger gondolas or cabins attached, offering riders panoramic views from elevated heights. Starts with G Activities or contests often found at carnivals, amusement parks, or fairs, where participants can win prizes by completing challenges, solving puzzles, or demonstrating skill. Starts with H A feminine fictional character from the "Harry Potter" series, known for her intelligence, bravery, and loyalty to her friends. Starts with I A frozen dessert made from dairy products such as cream or milk, often flavored with sweeteners and other ingredients, typically served in cones or cups. Starts with J A British musician, singer, and songwriter, best known as one of the founding members of the Beatles. Starts with K A small, standalone structure or booth, often found in public places such as shopping centers, amusement parks, airports, or streets, used for selling goods, providing information, or conducting transactions. Starts with L The capital city of England and the United Kingdom, known for its rich history, cultural diversity, and iconic landmarks such as the Big Ben. Starts with M A professional football club based in a city in northwest England. Founded in 1880, it has a rich history and competes in the Premier League. Starts with N An annual event held in an area of London, celebrating Caribbean culture and heritage through music, dance, parades, and street food. Starts with O One of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, located in a city of England, known for its academic excellence and historic colleges. Starts with P A small, enclosed structure typically found on streets or public places, containing a public telephone for making calls, often with distinctive red coloration in the United Kingdom. Starts with Q The reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, known for her long reign, dedication to public service, and as a symbol of continuity and stability. Starts with R Attractions such as carousels or ferris wheels provide them to everyone that buys a ticket Starts with S A member of a military force, trained and equipped to combat and defend a nation Starts with T A container with a handle, typically made of ceramic, porcelain, or metal, and often associated with British culture. Starts with U A sovereign country comprising four constituent nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland Starts with W An American entertainment company known for its film, television, and media productions, including a known british film series based on books Starts with V People who temporarily visit or spend time in a place, such as tourists, guests, or attendees at events or attractions. Starts with X A British television music competition franchise created by Simon Cowell, in which aspiring singers compete for a recording contract by showcasing their talent in front of judges and a live audience. Starts with Y A unit of measurement equal to three feet or 0.9144 meters, commonly used in the United Kingdom and the United States. It is as well a typical part of the British houses Starts with Z A fictional undead creature typically depicted as a reanimated corpse with a hunger for human flesh, often featured in horror fiction, films, and pop culture.

Carnival activityVersión en línea

Carnival activity

por Dafne Mill

Starts with A

Features or elements within an environment, such as a carnival or amusement park, and contribute to the enjoyment of the visitors.

Starts with B

Inflatable bags made of flexible materials, typically filled with gas such as helium or air, often used for decoration, celebrations, or as toys.

Starts with C

A rotating platform with seats or wooden animals mounted on it, typically found at amusement parks or carnivals, providing rides for children and adults.

Starts with D

A type of bus characterized by having two levels

Starts with E

Activities or performances designed to provide enjoyment, amusement, or relaxation for an audience, such as music, theater, film, and more.

Starts with F

A large rotating amusement ride consisting of a vertical wheel with multiple passenger gondolas or cabins attached, offering riders panoramic views from elevated heights.

Starts with G

Activities or contests often found at carnivals, amusement parks, or fairs, where participants can win prizes by completing challenges, solving puzzles, or demonstrating skill.

Starts with H

A feminine fictional character from the "Harry Potter" series, known for her intelligence, bravery, and loyalty to her friends.

Starts with I

A frozen dessert made from dairy products such as cream or milk, often flavored with sweeteners and other ingredients, typically served in cones or cups.

Starts with J

A British musician, singer, and songwriter, best known as one of the founding members of the Beatles.

Starts with K

A small, standalone structure or booth, often found in public places such as shopping centers, amusement parks, airports, or streets, used for selling goods, providing information, or conducting transactions.

Starts with L

The capital city of England and the United Kingdom, known for its rich history, cultural diversity, and iconic landmarks such as the Big Ben.

Starts with M

A professional football club based in a city in northwest England. Founded in 1880, it has a rich history and competes in the Premier League.

Starts with N

An annual event held in an area of London, celebrating Caribbean culture and heritage through music, dance, parades, and street food.

Starts with O

One of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, located in a city of England, known for its academic excellence and historic colleges.

Starts with P

A small, enclosed structure typically found on streets or public places, containing a public telephone for making calls, often with distinctive red coloration in the United Kingdom.

Starts with Q

The reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, known for her long reign, dedication to public service, and as a symbol of continuity and stability.

Starts with R

Attractions such as carousels or ferris wheels provide them to everyone that buys a ticket

Starts with S

A member of a military force, trained and equipped to combat and defend a nation

Starts with T

A container with a handle, typically made of ceramic, porcelain, or metal, and often associated with British culture.

Starts with U

A sovereign country comprising four constituent nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

Starts with W

An American entertainment company known for its film, television, and media productions, including a known british film series based on books

Starts with V

People who temporarily visit or spend time in a place, such as tourists, guests, or attendees at events or attractions.

Starts with X

A British television music competition franchise created by Simon Cowell, in which aspiring singers compete for a recording contract by showcasing their talent in front of judges and a live audience.

Starts with Y

A unit of measurement equal to three feet or 0.9144 meters, commonly used in the United Kingdom and the United States. It is as well a typical part of the British houses

Starts with Z

A fictional undead creature typically depicted as a reanimated corpse with a hunger for human flesh, often featured in horror fiction, films, and pop culture.

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