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Wall and Floor Words Vocabulary Exercise

July 27, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The picture is on the ...............
Wrong!
A picture hangs on a "wall", not on a floor.
2Please do not leave your shoes on the ...............
Wrong!
We walk on the "floor" inside a room.
3The baby sits on the soft ...............
Wrong!
A soft cover on the floor is a "carpet".
4Wipe your feet on the ............... by the door.
Wrong!
A small piece on the floor by the door is a "mat".
5One white ............... on the bathroom floor is broken.
Wrong!
One hard square piece on a floor or wall is a "tile".
6There is a red ............... under the table.
Wrong!
A small carpet on the floor is a "rug".
7The blue ............... has flowers on it.
Wrong!
Paper that covers a wall is "wallpaper".
8This white ............... is for the kitchen wall.
Wrong!
We put "paint" on a wall to change its color.
9Dust is on the ............... along the wall.
Wrong!
The board at the bottom of a wall is a "baseboard".
10Use the broom on the ...............
Wrong!
A floor made of wood is a "wood floor".
11The lamp hangs from the ...............
Wrong!
A lamp can hang from the "ceiling" above us.
12Do not trip on the ............... under the door.
Wrong!
The piece under a door is a "threshold".

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Answers

  1. The picture is on the wall.
  2. Please do not leave your shoes on the floor.
  3. The baby sits on the soft carpet.
  4. Wipe your feet on the mat by the door.
  5. One white tile on the bathroom floor is broken.
  6. There is a red rug under the table.
  7. The blue wallpaper has flowers on it.
  8. This white paint is for the kitchen wall.
  9. Dust is on the baseboard along the wall.
  10. Use the broom on the wood floor.
  11. The lamp hangs from the ceiling.
  12. Do not trip on the threshold under the door.

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