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Unordinary / Ep 5

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

have a bone to pick with (someone) (phr.) (hævəboʊntupɪkwɪð)

a)

I’ve got a bone to pick with you about yesterday.

b)

I have no issues with you.

c)

Let's discuss something else.

d)

I agree with your point of view.

2.

how about (phr.) (haʊəˈbaʊt)

a)

ne dersin — “How about going to the cinema tonight?”

b)

ne düşünüyorsun — “What do you think about going to the cinema tonight?”

c)

ne yapalım — “What shall we do tonight?”

d)

nasıl — “How are you?”

3.

till (prep.) (tɪl)

a)

e kadar — Wait here till I get back.

b)

önce — I will finish this before dinner.

c)

sonra — We will meet after the event.

d)

ve — I like tea and coffee.

4.

bitch (n.) (bɪʧ)

a)

kancık, kahpe, sürtük

b)

şirin, tatlı, sevimli

c)

cesur, güçlü, kararlı

d)

nazik, kibar, saygılı

5.

is that clear (phr.) (ɪzðætklɪər)

a)

anlaşıldı mı? — “No phones in class, is that clear?”

b)

Evet, anlaşıldı!

c)

Lütfen tekrar eder misin?

d)

Bu konu hakkında daha fazla bilgi verir misin?

6.

it's on (someone) (phr.) (ɪtsɒn)

a)

sen ısmarlıyorsun — “Dinner is on you this time.”

b)

seninle ilgilidir — “It's related to you.”

c)

senin sorumluluğun — “It's your responsibility.”

d)

senin için — “It's for you.”

7.

destroy (v.) (dɪˈstrɔɪ)

a)

imha etmek, yok etmek — The storm destroyed several houses.

b)

inşa etmek, yapmak — The builder constructed several houses.

c)

korumak, savunmak — The army protected the city.

d)

geliştirmek, ilerletmek — The team improved their strategy.

8.

waste (v.) (weɪst)

a)

israf etmek — Don’t waste your time on trivial matters.

b)

tasarruf etmek — Use your resources wisely.

c)

harcamak — Spend your money carefully.

d)

boşa harcamak — Avoid unnecessary expenses.

9.

rumor (n.) (ˈruːmər)

a)

söylenti — There’s a rumor that they are getting married.

b)

gossip — They are spreading gossip about the event.

c)

fact — It is a fact that they are getting married.

d)

news — The news about their marriage is confirmed.

10.

filthy (adj.) (ˈfɪlθi)

a)

pis, iğrenç

b)

temiz

c)

hoş

d)

güzel

11.

be afraid of (phr.) (biəˈfreɪdʌv)

a)

korkmak — She is afraid of spiders.

b)

sevinç duymak — He is happy about the news.

c)

unutmak — They forget the details.

d)

gülmek — We laugh at the joke.

12.

sure (adj.) (ʃʊr)

a)

Are you certain this is the right address?

b)

Are you sure this is the right address?

c)

Are you doubtful this is the right address?

d)

Are you confused this is the right address?

13.

speak of the devil (phr.) (spiːkəvðəˈdɛvəl)

a)

iti an çomağı hazırla — “Speak of the devil! We were just talking about you.”

b)

It means to talk about someone who is not present.

c)

It refers to a situation where someone is being rude.

d)

It is used when someone arrives just after being mentioned.

14.

hang around (phr. v.) (hæŋəˈraʊnd)

a)

etrafta dolaşmak, gezinmek — They hung around the park all afternoon.

b)

çalışmak, iş yapmak — They worked hard all day.

c)

yemek pişirmek — She cooked dinner for her family.

d)

okulda ders çalışmak — He studied at school.

15.

freedom (n.) (ˈfriːdəm)

a)

özgürlük — Freedom of speech is a basic right.

b)

özgürlük — The state of being confined.

c)

özgürlük — A type of government system.

d)

özgürlük — A form of entertainment.

16.

make up (phr. v.) (meɪkʌp)

a)

uydurmak, telafi etmek — She made up an excuse for being late.

b)

kandırmak, aldatmak — He made up a story to impress her.

c)

yaratmak, oluşturmak — They made up a new game for the party.

d)

birleştirmek, toplamak — She made up the ingredients for the recipe.

17.

possibly (adv.) (ˈpɒsəbli)

a)

muhtemelen — He will possibly arrive tomorrow.

b)

kesinlikle — He will definitely arrive tomorrow.

c)

belki — He might arrive tomorrow.

d)

herhalde — He will probably arrive tomorrow.