ENGLISH FOR CAMP COUNSELORS
topic: Summer camp English 2

Fill in each blank with the correct word. If both words can be used, choose the one that sounds more natural in each situation.

1. Can you tell me (especially/specifically) (= exactly) what you don't like about him?

2. That took a lot of (courage/carriage)!

3. It's OK to (admit/omit) that you were wrong.

4. You have to listen to the children without (judgment/judges) .

5. Hey, you have to keep your hands to (yourself/you).

6. I know it's not fun, but (cleaning/clean) up is part of camp.

7. Threats of (force/farce) (= threatening violence, etc.) are not OK.

8. It's not OK to show (favorites/favors). (= to show which child you like more)

9. Today we'll play guitar around the (campfire/flame).

10. I'll meet you guys at the (water's front/waterfront).

11. Please wait your (turning/turn).

12. He's easily (destructed/distracted). (= it's hard for him to focus on one thing)

13. Great (job/jab), guys!

14. Please hang your wet bathing (suits/trousers) on the line.

15. Today we're going to do something (creative/constructive). We're going to paint.

16. We didn't get enough (funding/dollars) to hire another counselor.

17. The children look (exhausted/exalted). (= very tired)

18. Did you guys see that? That was a (shooting/moving) star.

19. Bill and Ted are his (bunkmates/flatmates). ( = they're staying together in the same cabin)

20. This activity will help improve the children's (decision/answer)-making skills.

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