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Unordinary / Ep 19

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

be scared (phr.) (biˈskeəd)

a)

korkmak — It’s normal to be scared during a thunderstorm.

b)

güçlü olmak — It’s important to be strong in difficult times.

c)

rahatlamak — You should relax after a long day.

d)

gülmek — It’s good to laugh often.

2.

judge (v.) (dʒʌdʒ)

a)

yargılamak — Don’t judge someone without knowing the facts.

b)

değerlendirmek — Always evaluate the situation carefully.

c)

karar vermek — Make decisions based on emotions.

d)

eleştirmek — Criticize without understanding.

3.

overkill (n.) (ˈəʊ.və.kɪl)

a)

aşırı güç, aşırıya kaçma — Wearing three coats in spring is overkill.

b)

a minimal approach to a problem.

c)

a method of reducing effort.

d)

a strategy for efficiency.

4.

interesting (adj.) (ˈɪn.trə.stɪŋ)

a)

ilginç — This book is very interesting to read.

b)

sıkıcı — This book is very boring to read.

c)

zor — This book is very difficult to read.

d)

kısa — This book is very short to read.

5.

peer (n.) (pɪər)

a)

eş, akran — He is respected by his peers.

b)

öğretmen — He is respected by his teacher.

c)

yetişkin — He is respected by adults.

d)

çocuk — He is respected by children.

6.

expectation (n.) (ˌek.spekˈteɪ.ʃən)

a)

beklenti — The results didn’t meet their expectation.

b)

hayal — They had a hayal of success.

c)

gerçek — The gerçek was different from their plans.

d)

umut — She held onto her umut for a better future.

7.

react (v.) (riˈækt)

a)

tepki vermek — She didn’t know how to react to the surprise.

b)

gülmek — He couldn't help but laugh at the joke.

c)

kaçmak — They decided to run away from the situation.

d)

düşünmek — She took a moment to think about her response.

8.

victory (n.) (ˈvɪk.tər.i)

a)

galibiyet — Their victory brought joy to the whole city.

b)

başarısızlık — Their failure brought disappointment to the whole city.

c)

savaş — Their battle brought chaos to the whole city.

d)

zafer — Their triumph brought pride to the whole city.

9.

greasy (adj.) (ˈɡriː.si)

a)

yağlı, inek yalamış — The burger was so greasy that it dripped on the table.

b)

kuru — The salad was too dry for my taste.

c)

taze — The vegetables were fresh and crisp.

d)

acı — The sauce was too spicy for me.

10.

peak (n.) (piːk)

a)

zirve — They finally reached the peak after hours of climbing.

b)

dağ — The mountain was covered in snow.

c)

vadi — The valley was lush and green.

d)

tepe — The hill was steep and rocky.

11.

accept (v.) (əkˈsept)

a)

kabul etmek — She agreed to accept the new job offer.

b)

reddetmek — He decided to reject the proposal.

c)

unutmak — They forgot to remember the meeting.

d)

görmek — She wanted to see the new movie.

12.

slightest hint of fear (n. phr.) (ˈslaɪ.tɪsthɪntəvfɪər)

a)

en ufak bir korku belirtisi — He faced the danger without the slightest hint of fear.

b)

a small indication of bravery — She showed a slight hint of bravery in the face of danger.

c)

a major sign of panic — He exhibited a major sign of panic during the crisis.

d)

a clear expression of confidence — She maintained a clear expression of confidence throughout the ordeal.

13.

consistently (adv.) (kənˈsɪs.tənt.li)

a)

mütemadiyen, durmadan — She works consistently to improve her skills.

b)

ara sıra, zaman zaman — He works occasionally on weekends.

c)

bazen, nadiren — She rarely attends meetings.

d)

sürekli, devamlı — He is always on time.

14.

glare (v.) (ɡleər)

a)

ters bakmak, dargın bakış atmak — She began to glare at him across the room.

b)

gülümsemek, sevinçle bakmak — She smiled at him warmly.

c)

kaçmak, uzaklaşmak — He decided to glare away from the situation.

d)

düşünmek, kafa yormak — She began to glare at her homework.

15.

forever (adv.) (fəˈrev.ər)

a)

sonsuz

b)

daima

c)

sonsuza dek — I will love this song forever.

d)

her zaman

16.

accomplishment (n.) (əˈkʌm.plɪʃ.mənt)

a)

başarı — Winning the contest was a great accomplishment for her.

b)

failure — Losing the game was a significant failure for him.

c)

disappointment — The event was a disappointment for many attendees.

d)

struggle — Overcoming the struggle was an important moment for her.

17.

pride (n.) (praɪd)

a)

gurur — He felt pride in his son’s success.

b)

sorrow — She felt sorrow after the loss.

c)

anger — He expressed anger during the meeting.

d)

fear — They were filled with fear before the exam.

18.

take down (phr. v.) (ˈteɪkdaʊn)

a)

yere sermek — The fighter managed to take down his opponent easily.

b)

yere kaldırmak — The fighter managed to lift his opponent easily.

c)

yere bırakmak — The fighter managed to drop his opponent easily.

d)

yere itmek — The fighter managed to push his opponent easily.