Pair the following pieces of equipment used in various occupations:
1. net | A. hose |
2. scissors | B. tractor |
3. pins | C. compass |
4. anchor | D. filling cabinet |
5. rake | E. rod |
6. truncheon | F. tape measure |
7. typewriter | G. wakie-talkie |
8. plough | H. drier |
Now match each pair with the occupation in which the objects are used by completing the table below.
farmer | ||
tailor | ||
hairdresser | ||
sailor | ||
fisherman | ||
gardener | ||
policeman | ||
secretary |
Which of the following pieces of equipment would be found in a kitchen and which in a workshop/toolshed ?
Saucepan saw mallet toolbox cutlery
spanner rolling pin bowl hammer drill
frying pan tea towel grater screwdriver
wheelbarrow colander oil can corkscrew
KITCHEN | WORKSHOP |
Pair the following to find five everyday objects:
1. knitting | A. cable |
2. step | B. stand |
3. music | C. handle |
4. telephone | D. needle |
5. door | E. ladder |
The following objects 'go' together in pairs but they have become muddled. Match the pairs and make sure you know the meaning of the words.
1. plug | A. bolt |
2. nut | B. case |
3. curtain | C. socket |
4. pillow | D. rail |
Find eight labour-saving devices from the letters given below:
In this unit, you have come across the words toolbox, oil can and saucepan. The words for each of these containers are formed by combining two nouns. Look at the words below and place them in the table to form the names of 12 common household containers:
Laundry book shopping pillow milk sugar wastepaper fruit suit measuring soup water
BOWL | BASKET | JUG | CASE |
Molly is a maid in a big hotel in Britain. Below is a list of jobs she must do today. Fill the gaps using vocabulary items from this unit: