Word Meaning Picture

baker someone who makes and sells

bread, cakes, etc.

bedroom a room used for sleeping in

believe to think that something is true, or

that what someone says is true

bowling a game played on a smooth

surface, in which you roll a heavy
ball to try to knock down a group
of pins

butter a soft, yellow food made from

cream that you put on bread

cake a sweet food made from flour,

butter, sugar, and eggs mixed
together and baked
carpet thick material for covering floors,
often made of wool

Chair a seat for one person, with a back

and usually four legs

Cheap not expensive, or costing less than

usual

Chess a game that two people play by

moving different pieces around a
board of black and white squares

church a building where Christians go to

pray

clothes things such as shirts and trousers

that you wear on your body

dessert sweet food that is eaten after the

main part of a meal

dinner the main meal of the day that

people eat in the evening
expensive costing a lot of money:

Feel to experience something physical

or emotional

folder a piece of plastic or cardboard

folded down the middle and used
for keeping loose papers in

ice cream a very cold, sweet food made from

frozen milk or cream, sugar, and a
flavour

journalist a person who writes news stories

or articles for a newspaper or
magazine or broadcasts them on
radio or television

Make to produce something, often using

a particular substance or material
 mirror a piece of glass with a shiny,
metal-covered back that reflects
light, producing an image of
whatever is in front of it

museum a building where objects of

historical, scientific, or artistic
interest are kept

newspaper a regularly printed document

consisting of large sheets of paper
that are folded together, or a
website, containing news reports,
articles, photographs, and
advertisements

Noisy a sound or sounds, especially

when it is unwanted, unpleasant,
or loud

Often many times

photographer a person who takes photographs,
either as a job or hobby

pharmacy a shop or part of a shop in which

medicines are prepared and sold

picture a drawing, painting, photograph,

etc

Plane a vehicle designed for air travel,

with wings and one or more
engines

Race a competition in which all the

competitors try to be the fastest
and to finish first
 Safe not in danger or likely to be
harmed

Shelf a long, flat board fixed

horizontally, usually against a wall
or inside a cupboard so that
objects can be stored on it

shopping the activity of buying things from

shops

shower a device that releases drops of

water through a lot of very small
holes and that you stand under to
wash your whole body

sometimes on some occasions but not always

or often

spring the season of the year between

winter and summer, lasting from
March to June north of the
equator, and from September to
December south of the equator,
when the weather becomes
 warmer, leaves and plants start to
grow again and flowers appear
Stairs A set of steps that lead from one
level to another, esp. in a building

summer the season of the year between

spring and autumn when the
weather is warmest, lasting from
June to September north of the
equator and from December to
March south of the equator

sunglasses dark glasses that you wear to

protect your eyes from bright light
from the sun

supermarket a large shop which sells most types

of food and other goods needed in
the home
 Table a flat surface, usually supported by
four legs, used for putting things
on

Theatre a building, room, or outside

structure with rows of seats, each
row usually higher than the one in
front, from which people can
watch a performance or other
activity

toast sliced bread made warm, crisp,

and brown by being put near a
high heat

umbrella is an object for protection from

the rain
vegetables a plant, root, seed, or pod that is
used as food, especially in dishes
that are not sweet

washing a machine for washing clothes,

machine sheets, and other things made of
cloth

Winter the season between autumn and

spring, lasting from November to
March north of the equator and
from May to September south of
the equator, when the weather is
coldest