Hello! Here’s a quiz on vocabulary for places in cities and towns. Here’s a picture of a busy town with all the types of buildings you would expect to see in any town. Have a look at it first. Some have the name of the building on the image, but not all of them.

There are a lot of words on this quiz so how about first looking at the wordcloud to help you remember some of them?

Now you should be able to write some of the words in the quiz below. Read the description or the clue and write the missing word.

Created by blogdeserena

A2 Vocabulary activity for towns and cities

Read the  description or the clue and write the missing word.

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Activity by Serena

They are built so people can cross rivers. This one is in London.

 

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If you go to the ... you can borrow a book, but you have to take it back. (begins with l)

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The building for a fire brigade is called ... (two words beginning with f and s)

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This building is very big and is built with luxury materials. Kings, queens and members of royal families usually live in these places. It is a ... (p)

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You can see a lot of paintings in these places. They are called ... . (beginning with g)

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Tom called. He is still waiting at the .... (two words beginning with b and s)

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My brother lives in a block of ... . (beginning with f)

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You can see very ancient objects in this place and it isn't a second-hand store. It's a ...

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Outside the shopping mall you can leave your car in the .... (two words beginning with c and p)

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Children go there to learn. It's a ...

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You stop here to put petrol in your vehicle. It a ... (2 words)

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One of the things I like about London is the amount of beautiful, green ... that it has. You can forget that you live in a big city.

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Please! I need to get to the ...(2 words p and s)

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During the weekend, I usually go shopping to a... . (two words beginning with s and c)

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This weekend I'm going to the ... (begins with a c)

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There is a big extension of water, but it isn't the sea. This is a... . (begins with l)

 

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 I can't go to your party because my grandmother is in ... . (beginning with h)

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If you go to watch a football match you can either watch it on TV or go to a football...(s)

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This morning I went to the ... to get a bunch of flowers. (begins with f and has 's at the end)

 

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Trains travel very quickly through tunnels that go under cities. This is an ...

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This afternoon I want to go to ... the  to buy a novel for my girlfriend. ( beginning with b)

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The people that live next to your house are called ... . (begins with n)

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Tomorrow I'm going to the .... (a place where you can keep your money)

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