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Week 13 Vocabulary
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a deep hole or area of holes made in the earth. Minerals such as gold, coal, or precious stones are dug out of them
mines
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Our life gets better and better not ____________, but by working hard.
by chance
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In the New York exhibit, although an excellent catalogue and ______________ were available, the objects had no labels.
audio guides
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Finally, we reach the ___________ to the gate, where two big doors swing open to let us in.
entrance
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In the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the 7 dwarfs are often seen working in a ____________ .
mine
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I sloshed along the shore listening to Mozart on my new _____________________. .
headphones
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The very young infants' classrooms were on the ground floor, those for older infants were on the ____________.
first floor
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We wanted to know where the lockers were, so we went to the _________ to ask.
information desk t
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This amazing artist can carve ____________ out of blocks of marble.
sculptures
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to continue to do or go on as before.
carry on
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a chest or cabinet that can be locked.
lockers
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Mr. Graham was amazed to find 42 ancient _______ coins inside the pot.
gold
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a set of steps in or attached to a building that allow one to go from one floor or level to another.
stairs
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a person or animal that has taken first place in a contest or game; winner.
champion
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a way out
exit
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a doorway or other place through which one enters.
entrance
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A counter where people may obtain information, typically in a public building such as an airport, library, or hospital.
information desk
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to start to talk about a particular subject
bring up
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Without plan; accidentally:
by chance
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We went to see the __________ of ancient Egyptian art at the museum.
exhibit
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Sometimes it's quicker to use the ___________ than to wait for the elevator.
stairs
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There are rows of metal ___________ along the walls at school, where students can put their belongings.
lockers
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There is a rich collection of ____________ in this show - some of which are very special indeed.
exhibits
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The museum has been heavily criticized over its acquisition of the four-million-dollar ____________ .
sculpture
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a collection of things that are shown or on display for many people to look at.
exhibits - 展示品
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British for elevator (U.S) a platform or a small room used to raise and lower.
a lift
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the art or craft of making statues or other objects by carving, chiseling, or molding.
sculpture
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Luke walked over to the _______________to ask for a leaflet with a map of the museum.
information desk
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You put on a pair of _________ and you get the same experience as with a great pair of speakers.
headphones
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My aunty didn’t feel too well at the theater, so she went out to get some fresh air. She left the theater through the rear ___________ .
exit
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I live in a ______________ flat with a small garden which has flower borders on three sides.
ground-floor
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an office of a transportation company, theatrical or entertainment enterprise, or ticket agency where tickets are sold and reservations made.
ticket office
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in American English, the ground floor. In British English, the floor above the ground floor.
first floor
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the floor of a building closest to ground level; first floor.
ground floor
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A handheld device which provides recorded information for visitors touring a museum, gallery, or other place of interest.
audio guide
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The tours are guided but you get an ___________ in your language of choice.
audio guide
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a sound receiver for a radio or stereo system that is held over one or both ears by a band; earphones.
headphones
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The two naughty boys, Jack and Timothy just ________ as if nothing has happened.
carried on
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Because of the big earthquake the ___________ could not operate so we had to walk down the 20 floors.
lifts
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She got on the elevator on the _____________ and pushed the button for the 35th.
ground floor
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Annie, don't always _____________ this _____?
Don't always bring this up
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She is the world ____________ for the third year in succession.
champion
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a soft, heavy, yellow metal that is one of the chemical elements. It is often combined with other metals to make it harder and stronger.
gold
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Everyone cheered for the _______________ as she finished the race in first place.
champion
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without fail; of course; absolutely, certainly (granting a permission)
by all means
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The prince, Glennure The Crazy, offered a ____________ watch and necklace to the princess, but the princess said NO THANKS.
gold
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Ironically the man who was a world _______________ in wood chopping, loved trees.
champion
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The ___________ at the museum is open until 5 p.m. Monday to Friday.
ticket office
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Working underground in a _________ can be a very dangerous job. It is one of the most lethal jobs.
mine
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