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Vocabulary flashcards generated from Top Goal Student Book 1 covering key concepts, vocabulary words, literary references, natural science facts, and proper nouns.
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Diriyah
A historic site near Riyadh that showcases the history and development of modern Saudi Kingdom's culture, featuring ancient landmarks, planned museums, metro stations, mosques, and parks.
Hopscotch
A traditional game where nine numbered squares are drawn in chalk on the ground, and players throw a small marker onto a square and hop on one foot.
Blind Man's Bluff
An outdoor game similar to tag where one blindfolded player tries to catch other players who run away quickly.
Dodgeball
A multiplayer game where a player throws a ball to hit others; originally played in Africa over 200 years ago using big rocks.
Mark Twain
An American author born in 1835 near the Mississippi River, famous for funny adventure books such as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Personal Hygiene
The practice of keeping oneself clean, such as washing hands with soap and warm water to remove germs and bacteria and prevent infections.
Qiddiya
A new city near the Tuwaiq Mountains in Saudi Arabia that is building the world's first Dragon Ball Theme Park.
Roller Coaster
A fast, high, and exciting theme park ride designed to be safe, such as the huge ride inside a dragon character planned for the Dragon Ball Theme Park.
African Elephant
The largest land animal in the world, living in small family groups in Africa; gray or brown with long trunks, and able to live for over 50 years.
Tiger
The largest wild cat in the world, living in Asia; orange and brown with long tails, a unique white spot behind each ear, and a lifespan of about ten years.
Reindeer
Fast-running brown or gray animals with white fur around their necks that live in different parts of the world, including Europe, in large groups called herds.
Kangaroo
A big brown or gray mammal native to Australian grasslands that uses strong legs and a long tail to jump and eats plants or grass.
King Parrot
A friendly, intelligent Australian bird with colorful blue, red, and green feathers that lives in jungle tree groups and eats fruits, seeds, and leaves.
NEOM Logo
A colorful circular design representing the Saudi vision for a new future, consisting of five parts: technology, nature, community, sustainability, and livability.
Global Warming
An environmental change causing rising temperatures, melting coastal sea ice and glaciers in Alaska, and changing animal habitats.
First Aid for Cuts
A four-step procedure: covering the wound with a clean cloth to stop blood, washing it with clean water, drying around the cut, and applying a band aid.
Vlogging
The activity of recording videos of oneself and sharing or uploading them to the internet.
Chatty
An adjective describing a person who talks a lot.