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EF B2+ Unit 7

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EF B2+ Unit 7

by Pilar
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C
D
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J
K
L
M
N
O
P
R
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Y

Starts with A

The joint connecting the foot with the leg, which allows the foot to move and pivot.

Starts with B

___________ your nose.

Starts with C

To use your teeth to grind food into smaller pieces so that it is easier to swallow and digest.

Contains D

The thin fold of skin that covers and protects the eye when you blink or sleep.

Starts with E

The flexible joint in the middle of the arm that allows it to bend and extend.

Starts with F

To contract the muscles of the forehead and eyebrows, usually to express displeasure, confusion, or concentration.

Contains G

The two internal organs in the chest that facilitate breathing by exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Starts with H

The rounded back part of the human foot, located directly below the ankle.

Contains I

A hand with the fingers and thumb curled tightly inward, often used to show anger or to strike something.

Starts with J

The bony structure that forms the frame of the mouth and contains the teeth.

Starts with K

One of a pair of organs that filters waste products and excess water from the blood to create urine.

Starts with L

A large, vital organ that can suffer from the consumption of alcohol.

Starts with M

The opening in the lower part of the face used for eating, breathing, and speaking

Starts with N

The hard, keratinous layers covering the upper tips of the fingers and toes.

Contains O

One of the hard parts of the skeleton

Starts with P

The flat, inner surface of the hand located between the wrist and the base of the fingers.

Starts with R

_________ your voice. To speak more loudly than usual

Starts with S

________ your shoulders: To express that you don't know, don't care, or are uncertain.

Starts with T

The upper portion of the leg situated between the hip and the knee.

Contains U

The short, thick first digit of the hand.

Starts with W

To quickly close and open one eye as a private signal, greeting, or sign of a joke.

Starts with Y

To involuntarily open the mouth wide as a result of tiredness or boredom.

 
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