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IL UNIT 5 | Quizalize

132 questions

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a question

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a break

2

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a hole

3

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an appointment

4

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to enlist

5

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to adopt

6

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upset

7

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exactly

8

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forbidden

9

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compliment

10

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disabled

11

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THIRSTY

12

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relationship

13

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minister

14

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education

15

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TRUCK

16

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a leak

17

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mice

18

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housemates

19

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furniture

20

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stressed

21

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Relaxed

22

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noise

23

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to laugh

24

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simple

25

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waiter/waitress

26

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to order

27

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worthwhile

28

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fat

29

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packed

30

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nice

31

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recipe

32

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secretary

33

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married

34

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ticket

35

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queue

36

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president

37

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guest

38

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flour

39

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tall

40

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long

41

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slowly

42

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to smile

43

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tongue

44

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lips

45

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face

46

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sweet

47

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green

48

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white

49

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shirt

50

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pants

51

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shoes

52

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belt

53

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to wear

54

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colourful

55

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rubbish

56

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IDEA

57

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problem

58

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watermelon

59

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pineapple

60

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pear

61

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grapes

62

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cucumber

63

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carrot

64

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fresh

65

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dressing

66

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special

67

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neighbourhood

68

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dirty

69

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clean

70

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to renovate

71

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to get

72

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tourists

73

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200

74

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till

75

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cashier

76

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trolley

77

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change

78

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receipt

79

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bench

80

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a lift

81

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keys

82

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building

83

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nature

84

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TO CELEBRATE

85

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to tidy

86

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to look for

87

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to request

88

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to tell

89

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FLIGHT

90

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price

91

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empty

92

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date

93

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to arrive

94

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to get to know

95

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to promise

96

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to start

97

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terrible (slang)

98

30 sec

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porridge

99

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a shower

100

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to get married

101

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caramel

102

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jam

103

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nature

104

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helmet

105

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tourists

106

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to pray

107

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to progress

108

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to get dressed

109

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to get married

110

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to contact

111

30 sec

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bon appetit

112

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busy

113

30 sec

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to look for

114

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TO ENTER

115

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to remain\to stay

116

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to meet with

117

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to fall asleep

118

30 sec

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a hole

119

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stage

120

30 sec

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audience

121

30 sec

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balcony

122

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view

123

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carpet

124

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candle

125

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dice

126

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discount

127

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to charge\ load

128

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nervous\agitated

129

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mood

130

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to switch off

131

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twice

132

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The Americans lost 7,373 men killed and 32,056 wounded on land. At sea, the Americans lost 5,000 killed and 4,600 wounded. The Japanese lost 107,000 killed and 7,400 men taken prisoner. The Japanese may have lost another 20,000 dead as a result of American tactics whereby Japanese troops were incinerated where they fought. The Americans also lost 36 ships. 368 ships were also damaged. 763 aircraft were destroyed. The Japanese lost 16 ships sunk and over 4,000 aircraft were lost. battle facts -the japanese launched fierce kamikaze attacks l-arge amouunts of civillian deaths -japanese soldiers using civilians as human shields Americans ended with more triumphs in the battles like in: General MacArthur and the Allies next turned to the Island of Iwo Jima The island was critical to the Allies as a base for an attack on Japan It was called the most heavily defended spot on earth Allied and Japanese forces suffered heavy casualties IWO JIMA American soldiers plant the flag ol the Island of Iwo Jima after their victory Battle of Leyte Gulf "Second Battle of the Philippine Sea". Time: October 23 - 26, 1944 during WW. Location: Leyte Gulf in Philippines (East coast), Philippine islands of Leyte, Samar, and Luzon. Largest naval battle in WWII. Leyte was secured and was liberated from the hands of the Japanese Americans decided to launch their attack in Leyte since the weak side of the Japanese fleet was in Visayas. Heavy bombing at the Leyte beaches cleared the way for the landing in Palo, Leyte. Leading the American troops were General Douglas MacArthur and President Osmeña, who took over after the death of President Quezon in Saranak Lake in New York. the battle for the liberation of manila The commonwealth government capital was transferred from tacloban to Manila. Manila once again became the seat of the national leadership. ON july 4, 1945, general macarthur announced the total liberation of the Philippines • The Commonwealth government capital was transferred from Tacloban to Manila. Manila once again became the seat of the national leadership. On July 4, 1945, General MacArthur announced the total liberation of the Philippines. 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