1 ____: A temporary loss of electricity in a building or area. 2 ____: Filled with water due to a leak or overflow. 3 ____: When something becomes detached or separated. 4 ____: To have no more of something. 5 ____: When a machine or appliance stops working. 6 ____: When liquid escapes from a hole or crack. 7 ____: When a small piece breaks off the edge of an object such as a plate, cup, etc. 8 ____: When something like a sink or a toilet is stuck and water or waste can’t pass through. 9 ____: When something like a door or window is stuck and difficult or impossible to open or move. 10 ____: Ripped or with a hole caused by pulling (used for curtains, sheets, etc.). 11 ____: When a fuse breaks due to an electrical fault, cutting off power. 12 ____: When the surface of something, like a fridge or a car, is bent or damaged by a hit. 13 ____: A dirty mark on something like a tablecloth or sheets that is difficult to remove. 14 ____: To accidentally drop liquid. 15 ____: To accidentally lock the door with yourself outside. 16 When your car ____, the engine doesn’t turn on. 1 ____: To hit your head against something. Bang implies that you hit your head harder. 2 ____: To injure your ankle by turning it awkwardly. 3 ____: To scrape the skin on your knee. 4 ____: A dark mark on the skin caused by injury. 5 ____: When the muscles in your back suddenly tighten or contract painfully. 6 ____: To strain or overstretch a muscle. 7 ____: A small piece of wood or material stuck in the skin. 8 ____: To stumble or fall because of hitting something with your foot.

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