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Vocabulary Revision for Cambridge Key English Test
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Key English Test (KET) is the first and the most basic of all Cambridge ESOL examinations. It is widely
recognized as a qualification representing a general basic ability in English. KET has been accredited by
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As an alternative and fun approach to learning and revising vocabulary, "Crosswords 1" offers the chance
to learn and memorize almost 400 words from the Cambridge Key English Test (KET) word list. The book
covers 16 topics in 16 different crosswords, arranged from the basic through to the more complex. As well
as being fun, "Crosswords 1" is an effective means of simple, direct memorization and learning, and is ideal
for both home and classroom use.

I sincerely hope that you find this book entertaining and helpful.

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INTRODUCTION:
“Words are only postage stamps delivering the object for you to unwrap”
George Bernard Shaw

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1.1 Colours
1.2 Sport and Leisure
1.3 Clothes and Accessories
1.4 Family
1.5 The Home
1.6 Appliances and Services
1.7 Time
1.8 Jobs and Work
1.9 Food
1.10 Shopping and Money
1.11 Documents and Texts
1.12 Body
1.13 Health
1.14 Buildings and Places We Live and Work
1.15 Travel and Transport
1.16 Communication, Culture and Entertainment
Word Index
LIST OF CROSSWORDS:

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8 (4)
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10 (5)

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E L L O W
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R E U H
O
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R A N G
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E I
W R T
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4 People read them (4)
5 See picture 11. (6)
8 Catching fish. (7)
10 You do it to get to the top of a
mountain. (5)
12 It's a place by the sea. There is
a lot of sand. (5)
14 See picture 12. (6)
16 You can swim in it. Rich people
have them in their houses or in
the garden. (4)
17 See picture 7. (10)
19 A colourful publication about
lifestyle, fashion, gossip, etc. (8)
20 It's a place in a city where there
are trees and alleys and
benches where people can sit
and relax. Sometimes you can
play tennis there as well. (4)
21 See picture 5. (8)

Down
1 See picture 1 (8)

2 See picture 3. (6)
3 See picture 10. (6)
4 See picture 2. (4)
6 See picture 9. (4)
7 See picture 8. (10)
9 You do it in your free time because you like
it. (5)
11 See picture 4. (7)
13 You use it to take pictures. (6)
14 During this time you don't have to go to work
or to school. Many people go away -
sometimes to another country. (8)
15 Sport shoes. (8)
16 When you have it, you invite your friends and
you dance, eat and drink and have a great
time. (5)
18 See picture 6. (7)



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F
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T
2
R
3
B
4
O O K E S
5
K I I N G
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V
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O O N D O O
A T N I L L
T B F
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I S H
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A S O G E
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L I M B
11
B Y
L I B
12
E A C
13
H B
H
14
O C K E Y A T
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A
O Y M R L
P
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O O L C B
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A S
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K E T B A L L
A I L K R I
R D E M
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A G A Z I N E
T A T E

Y Y I P
20
A R K
S
21
W I M M I N G S
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1 See picture 1. (6)
2 See picture 8. (6)
5 See picture 4. (6)
7 See picture 3. (5)
8 See picture 22. (8)
9 See picture 6. (4)
11 See picture 11. (5)
13 See picture 13. (8)
15 See picture 15. (7)
17 See picutre 18. (3)
18 See picture 17. (5)

Down
1 See picture 2. (5)
3 See picture 9. (8)
4 See picture 10. (6)
5 See picture 5. (7)
6 See picture 21. (5)
9 See picture 7. (3)
10 See picture 14. (8)

11 See picture 12. (6)
12 See picture 19. (5)
14 See picture 20. (6)
16 See picture 16. (4)


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15)
(16) (17)
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(19) (20)
(21)
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A C K E T W
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A L L E T
3
E R B
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A S
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H O R T S
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N W K U O
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E L T U
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T R E
A E M P
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G R B O S
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R
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A I N C O A T
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E K I I
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L A S
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S E S G R
L U T H
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A T
A I T
T D

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R E S S

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4 When two people become husband and
wife. (8)
7 Little people. (8)
8 Your uncle's son. (6)
9 Your parents’ son. (7)
10 John married Mary. He is her
__________. (7)
13 Two people with the same parents, born
on the same day. (5)
15 Your mum and dad. (7)
16 Your brother's son. (6)

Down
1 Your sister's daughter. (5)
2 Your mother's mother. (11)
3 Two people with the same parents. (8)
5 You call him 'daddy'. (6)
6 Your mother's or your father's brother. (5)
11 Your mother's or your father's sister. (4)
12 Your parent's daughter. (6)
14 John married Mary. She is his _______. (4)


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A R R I A G E
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5
A B C
A N U

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C
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T D N I
H M C
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O U S I N
E O L G
B
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R O T H E R H
10
U S B A
11
N D
H S
12
U
E I T
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W
14
I N S
P
15
A R E N T S I T
T F
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E P H E W
R

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1 That's where you prepare your
food. (7)
4 You eat soup from it. (4)
5 When you're at home, it's under
your feet. (5)
6 It's in the door. You put your
key into it and turn it to open
the door. (4)
10 You put your dinner on it. (5)
11 You sit on it when you're having
breakfast. (5)
12 The room where you sleep. (7)
14 You sit on it when you watch
television. (4)
15 Smaller than a house. (4)
16 You can go upstairs from there.
(10)
18 That's where you live. (4)
19 People grow plants and
vegetables there. (6)
21 You cover yourself with it when
you're cold. (7)
22 The very top part of a building. (4)

Down

1 You use it to open the front door. (3)
2 You use it to dry yourself after taking a
shower. (5)
3 It's under your head when you're asleep in
your bed. (6)
4 A place where you keep your books. (9)
7 A cabinet where you keep your cups and
plates. (8)
8 Beds, chairs, tables, sofas, armchairs, etc.
(9)
9 You put it on an envelope when you send a
letter. (7)
12 You fill it with water and you get into it if you
want to wash. (4)
13 That's where you keep your car. (6)
17 You have it every morning after getting up
but before getting dressed. (6)
20 A kind of a table that you use for writing.
People put computers on them. (4)


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5
6 7 8
9 10 11
12 13
14 15

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18
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1.5 The Home—answers
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I T
2
C H E N P
3
E O I B
4
O W L
Y W L O
E F
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L O O R
L
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O C
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K O K F
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L A T E C
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H A I R
D B E N
B
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E D R O O M G
13
L I
A R A S
14
O F A F
15
L A T
T E R R U
H S D
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O W N S T A I R S
17
R
S G H
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O M E
G
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A R D
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E N O
E W
S E
B
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L A N K E T R
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O O F

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2 You use it to make dinner. (6)
6 It cooks your food very quickly. (9)
8 People recorded music on them before
they had CDs. (8)
10 It gives you light. (4)
11 You can listen to it. There are many
stations you can choose from. (5)
12 You need it to cook and to heat your
house. (3)
13 You use it to boil water. (6)
14 You use it to dry and style your hair. (9)
16 You use it to destroy documents. (8)

Down
1 A type of a phone you can keep in your
pocket. (6)
2 You use it to take pictures. (6)
3 You put bread inside and it comes out warm
and crispy. (7)

4 It keeps you warm in winter. (7)
5 You watch it in your free time. (10)
7 You use it to keep your food fresh. (6)
8 A PC or an Apple Mac. (8)
9 It shows time. (5)
15 A disk that people record films on. (3)


















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6
7 8

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10
11 12
13
14 15
16

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1.6 Appliances and Services—answers
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C
2
O O K E R
O A
B M T
3
H
4
T
5
M
6
I C R O W A V E O E E
L R A A L
E F
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C

8
A S S E T T E
R C
9
O T I V
I L
10
A M P E N I
R
11
A D I O P R G
12
A S
G C U I
E K
13
E T T L E O
E N
H
14
A I R D
15
R Y E R
V
S
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H R E D D E R

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2 The time when
you agreed to
meet
somebody. (11)
6 Happening
every seven
days. (6)
7 Sixty minutes.
(4)
8 The time when
you don't need
to go to work.
(8)
11 Today is
Monday. When
was Sunday?
(9)
15 For example:
21st March
2010 (4)
16 Sixty seconds.
(6)
19 The early part
of the day. (7)
20 It starts in
December and
lasts for three
months. (6)
21 A hundred years. (7)
23 The machine for measuring time. (5)

24 Twenty-four hours from now. (8)

Down
1 Happening every month. (7)
3 Twelve o'clock at night. (8)
4 The date on which you were born. You
celebrate it every year. (8)
5 Happening every day. (5)
9 It starts in September and lasts for three
months. (6)
10 It starts in March and lasts for three months.
(6)
12 When the afternoon is finished. (7)
13 The later part of the day - after twelve
o'clock. (9)
14 It starts in June and lasts for three months.
(6)
15 A type of a calendar where you can write
things down. (5)
17 Sixty of them make up a minute. (6)
18 Saturday and Sunday. (7)
22 Twelve months. (4)




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P P O I N T M
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E N T
T I B
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H D D
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I

L N A R
W
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E E K L Y I I T
G L H
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O U R
H
8
O L I D A
9
Y S
10
D
T U P A
Y
11
E
12
S T E R D A
13
Y
V U I F
S
14
D
15
A T E M
16
I N U T E

S
17
U I N N G E
E M A I R W
18
C M
19
O R N I N G W
20
I N T E R
O E Y G O E
C
21
E N T U R Y
22
C
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L O C K
D E N E
A N
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4 You go to see
this person when
you're ill. (6)
5 Better than a

certificate (7)
8 This person
works on the
land. (6)
9 This person
creates pictures.
(7)
11 This person
drives a car, a
van or a lorry for
a living. (6)
12 The time when
you stop working
to have some
rest. (5)
14 If you don't do
your work well,
this person can
fire you. (4)
15 The people who
work for a
company. (5)
16 This person
works at the
front desk
greeting the visitors, answering phone calls,
and sorting out the mail. (12)
18 This person takes photographs for a living.
(12)
20 It's a place where people work - usually

sitting at their desks and using computers.
(6)
21 When a businessman is a lady. (13)
25 You go to see this person when you have a
toothache. (7)
27 A job. (10)
29 A person you know from work. (9)
30 This person cleans flats and offices for a
living. (7)
32 A visitor. (5)
34 Another word for a firm or a business. (7)
36 This person sings for a living. (6)
37 You put it in an envelope and send it. (6)
38 A person who is educated in technical things.
He knows a lot about constructing things,
mechanical engines, etc. (8)
39 If you have a business, this is a person who
buys things from you. (8)


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