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WORD GAME - Relative Clauses
Author :
Angie Nava
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A
a person who practices one of the fine arts, especially a painter or sculptor.
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B
a dish which people use to serve soup
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C
a vegetable that rabbits love
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D
a device that you ring to get someone from the inside to open a door
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E
a precious stone which is colored green
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F
a device which produces a current of air and people use in hot weather.
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G
a man who is about to get married, specially called like this on his wedding day.
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H
a covering for the head that people wear usually outdoors.
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I
someone who has no sense of responsibility.
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J
a preserve which is made with crushed fruit and boiled with sugar.
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K
an instrument that is used for cutting.
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L
a room in a house which is used for free-time activities, or enteretaining guests
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M
a place which contains many shops, restaurants and other businesses.
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N
someone who writes novels.
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O
someone who makes or sells eyeglasses.
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P
an office at which mail is received and organized.
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Q
a set of questions that teachers give students as a review or test.
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R
a circular band of metal that couples exchange when they get married.
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S
a small store which sells a specific type of product.
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T
a cart which is provided at the airport to carry luggage.
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U
an identifying outfit which is worn by school kids.
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V
a plant which produces an edible* part.
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W
a large fruit that is green on the outside, red in the inside, & has black seeds.
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X
a radiograph which is made by x-rays.
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Y
the ground that surrounds a house.
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Z
a parklike area in which animals are kept in cages for public exhibition.