Alphabet Quiz: Unit 3 Basics

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Alphabet Quiz: Unit 3 BasicsVersión en línea Guess a word for every letter based on these simple definitions. por Paula Villalobos A A B B C D D E F G H I J L M M N O O P Q R S S T T W Z Starts with A Something you succeed in doing after working hard; an achievement. Starts with A Past Participle of "awake" Starts with B To officially prohibit something. Starts with B Extremely hot; very high temperature (either weather or something heated). Starts with C When the sky becomes clear again after being cloudy. Starts with D The process of growing, improving, or becoming more advanced. Starts with D To decrease or go down. Starts with E To reveal or make something known. Starts with F Fuels like coal or oil that damage the environment. Starts with G The increase in the Earth’s temperature. Starts with H To reach or strike something. Starts with I Past participle of "increase" Starts with J Past participle of "jape" Starts with L A natural area you can see, like mountains or forests. Starts with M Very important or large in size, amount, or effect. Starts with M Not very hot or very cold; moderate. Starts with N Past participle of 'notice' Starts with O A leak of oil into the sea. Starts with O A set of clothes worn together for a particular occasion. Starts with P To say what you think will happen in the future, often based on observations, data, patterns, or past experience. Related to "weather forecast", action. Starts with Q Past participle of "quit" (indicate the two accepted forms) Starts with R To collect money for a cause. Starts with S Energy that comes from the sun. Starts with S Having lines of different colors or widths across the surface. Starts with T The measurement of how hot or cold something is. Starts with T Something dangerous that could cause harm. Starts with W Plants and animals that live in nature. Starts with Z A fastener used to open or close clothes or bags by sliding a small piece up or down.

Alphabet Quiz: Unit 3 BasicsVersión en línea

Guess a word for every letter based on these simple definitions.

por Paula Villalobos

Starts with A

Something you succeed in doing after working hard; an achievement.

Starts with A

Past Participle of "awake"

Starts with B

To officially prohibit something.

Starts with B

Extremely hot; very high temperature (either weather or something heated).

Starts with C

When the sky becomes clear again after being cloudy.

Starts with D

The process of growing, improving, or becoming more advanced.

Starts with D

To decrease or go down.

Starts with E

To reveal or make something known.

Starts with F

Fuels like coal or oil that damage the environment.

Starts with G

The increase in the Earth’s temperature.

Starts with H

To reach or strike something.

Starts with I

Past participle of "increase"

Starts with J

Past participle of "jape"

Starts with L

A natural area you can see, like mountains or forests.

Starts with M

Very important or large in size, amount, or effect.

Starts with M

Not very hot or very cold; moderate.

Starts with N

Past participle of 'notice'

Starts with O

A leak of oil into the sea.

Starts with O

A set of clothes worn together for a particular occasion.

Starts with P

To say what you think will happen in the future, often based on observations, data, patterns, or past experience. Related to "weather forecast", action.

Starts with Q

Past participle of "quit" (indicate the two accepted forms)

Starts with R

To collect money for a cause.

Starts with S

Energy that comes from the sun.

Starts with S

Having lines of different colors or widths across the surface.

Starts with T

The measurement of how hot or cold something is.

Starts with T

Something dangerous that could cause harm.

Starts with W

Plants and animals that live in nature.

Starts with Z

A fastener used to open or close clothes or bags by sliding a small piece up or down.

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Alphabet Quiz: Unit 3 BasicsVersión en línea

por Paula Villalobos

Starts with A

Something you succeed in doing after working hard; an achievement.

Starts with A

Past Participle of "awake"

Starts with B

To officially prohibit something.

Starts with B

Extremely hot; very high temperature (either weather or something heated).

Starts with C

When the sky becomes clear again after being cloudy.

Starts with D

The process of growing, improving, or becoming more advanced.

Starts with D

To decrease or go down.

Starts with E

To reveal or make something known.

Starts with F

Fuels like coal or oil that damage the environment.

Starts with G

The increase in the Earth’s temperature.

Starts with H

To reach or strike something.

Starts with I

Past participle of "increase"

Starts with J

Past participle of "jape"

Starts with L

A natural area you can see, like mountains or forests.

Starts with M

Very important or large in size, amount, or effect.

Starts with M

Not very hot or very cold; moderate.

Starts with N

Past participle of 'notice'

Starts with O

A leak of oil into the sea.

Starts with O

A set of clothes worn together for a particular occasion.

Starts with P

To say what you think will happen in the future, often based on observations, data, patterns, or past experience. Related to "weather forecast", action.

Starts with Q

Past participle of "quit" (indicate the two accepted forms)

Starts with R

To collect money for a cause.

Starts with S

Energy that comes from the sun.

Starts with S

Having lines of different colors or widths across the surface.

Starts with T

The measurement of how hot or cold something is.

Starts with T

Something dangerous that could cause harm.

Starts with W

Plants and animals that live in nature.

Starts with Z

A fastener used to open or close clothes or bags by sliding a small piece up or down.