Question

across

1. you put dishes, pots, and pans in the ______ in your kitchen.
2. use a ______ to keep people out of your house when you are not home.
3. a ______ protects your house from rain, snow, and heat.
4. you walk on the ______ in your house.
5. you sleep in the ______.
6. smoke and fumes from your furnace go up the ______.
7. ______ divide the rooms in your house.
8. the bottom floor in your house is the ______.
9. flowers and vegetables grow in the ______ outside your home.
10. put your books on a book______.
11. look out the ______ to check the weather.
12. maybe you have a ______ for transportation.
13. if you have a car, put it in your ______.

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1. hang your clothes in the ______.
2. you wash yourself and clean your teeth in the ______.
3. look up in every room and you will see the ______.
4. open a ______ to enter your home.
5. cook your meals in the ______.
6. some people have a ______ where they can make a fire in the winter.
7. a ______ goes around your yard to keep the children safe when they play outside.
8. go up the ______ to get to the second floor.
9. watch the ______ to help you learn english at home.
10. canadian homes have a gas, electric, or oil ______ to keep them warm in the winter.
11. the children play outside in the ______.
12. look at the ______ on the wall to tell the time.
13. wash the dishes in the kitchen ______.

Explanation:

This is a crossword puzzle about household items and areas. Here are some possible answers for each clue:

ACROSS

1. dishwasher (or "cabinet" but dishwasher is more specific for dishes, pots, pans in kitchen)
2. lock (to secure the house when away)
3. roof (protects from rain, snow, heat)
4. floor (surface you walk on in the house)
5. bedroom (where you sleep)
6. chimney (smoke from furnace goes up chimney)
7. Walls (divide rooms in a house)
8. basement (or "ground floor" depending on region; bottom floor)
9. garden (where flowers and vegetables grow outside)
10. shelf (put books on a bookshelf)
11. window (look out window to check weather)
12. car (or "bike", "bus" but car is common for transportation)
13. garage (where you park a car)

DOWN

1. closet (hang clothes in a closet)
2. bathroom (wash yourself, clean teeth in bathroom)
3. ceiling (look up to see ceiling in every room)
4. door (open door to enter home)
5. kitchen (cook meals in kitchen)
6. fireplace (make a fire in winter)
7. fence (around yard to keep children safe)
8. stairs (go up stairs to second floor)
9. television (or "computer" but TV is common to learn English)
10. furnace (heating system in Canadian homes)
11. yard (children play outside in yard)
12. clock (on wall to tell time)
13. sink (wash dishes in kitchen sink)

If you need help with a specific clue or more detailed explanations, feel free to ask!

Answer:

This is a crossword puzzle about household items and areas. Here are some possible answers for each clue:

ACROSS

1. dishwasher (or "cabinet" but dishwasher is more specific for dishes, pots, pans in kitchen)
2. lock (to secure the house when away)
3. roof (protects from rain, snow, heat)
4. floor (surface you walk on in the house)
5. bedroom (where you sleep)
6. chimney (smoke from furnace goes up chimney)
7. Walls (divide rooms in a house)
8. basement (or "ground floor" depending on region; bottom floor)
9. garden (where flowers and vegetables grow outside)
10. shelf (put books on a bookshelf)
11. window (look out window to check weather)
12. car (or "bike", "bus" but car is common for transportation)
13. garage (where you park a car)

DOWN

1. closet (hang clothes in a closet)
2. bathroom (wash yourself, clean teeth in bathroom)
3. ceiling (look up to see ceiling in every room)
4. door (open door to enter home)
5. kitchen (cook meals in kitchen)
6. fireplace (make a fire in winter)
7. fence (around yard to keep children safe)
8. stairs (go up stairs to second floor)
9. television (or "computer" but TV is common to learn English)
10. furnace (heating system in Canadian homes)
11. yard (children play outside in yard)
12. clock (on wall to tell time)
13. sink (wash dishes in kitchen sink)

If you need help with a specific clue or more detailed explanations, feel free to ask!