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Unordinary / Ep 20

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

outsmart (v.) (ˌaʊtˈsmɑːt)

a)

zeka ile alt etmek — She managed to outsmart all her competitors.

b)

kandırmak — He tried to outsmart his friends.

c)

yönetmek — She can outsmart any situation.

d)

başarısız olmak — They outsmarted themselves.

2.

impress (v.) (ɪmˈpres)

a)

etkilemek — Her confidence and talent really impress people.

b)

kandırmak — He tried to impress her with his wealth.

c)

unutmak — I always forget important dates.

d)

sıkmak — The news really squeezed my heart.

3.

standoff (n.) (ˈstænd.ɒf)

a)

açmaz — The meeting ended in a standoff with no decision made.

b)

bir anlaşmazlık — The two parties reached an agreement after a long discussion.

c)

bir çözüm — The solution was found after several attempts.

d)

bir tartışma — The discussion led to a fruitful outcome.

4.

ignorant (adj.) (ˈɪɡ.nər.ənt)

a)

bilgisiz, cahil, bihaber

b)

bilgili, kültürlü

c)

öğrenmeye açık

d)

deneyimli, uzman

5.

that's not fair (phr.) (ðætsnɒtfeər)

a)

bu adil değil — That’s not fair; you always get the easier job.

b)

bu çok zor — This is very difficult.

c)

bu çok kolay — This is very easy.

d)

bu adil — This is fair.

6.

definitely (adv.) (ˈdef.ɪ.nət.li)

a)

kesinlikle — I definitely agree with your idea.

b)

belki — I maybe agree with your idea.

c)

asla — I definitely do not agree with your idea.

d)

genellikle — I generally agree with your idea.

7.

humiliate (v.) (hjuːˈmɪl.i.eɪt)

a)

aşağılamak, küçük düşürmek

b)

yüceltmek, onurlandırmak

c)

görmezden gelmek, aldırmamak

d)

desteklemek, yardım etmek

8.

get the scoop (phr. v.) (ɡɛtðəskuːp)

a)

içerden haber almak — I got the scoop about the new project before anyone else.

b)

to receive a promotion at work

c)

to gather information from a public source

d)

to make a secret plan with someone

9.

pressure (n.) (ˈpreʃ.ər)

a)

baskı — He felt a lot of pressure before the exam.

b)

tansiyon — She measured her blood pressure.

c)

yük — The load on the bridge was significant.

d)

sıkıştırma — The pressure in the container increased.

10.

chop off (phr. v.) (tʃɒpɒf)

a)

budamak, kesmek — He used an axe to chop off the old branches.

b)

to plant new trees in the garden.

c)

to water the plants regularly.

d)

to prune the leaves of a plant.

11.

belong (v.) (bɪˈlɒŋ)

a)

ait olmak — Everyone wants to belong somewhere.

b)

ait olmak — No one wants to be alone.

c)

ait olmak — Belonging is overrated.

d)

ait olmak — Everyone seeks independence.

12.

apparently (adv.) (əˈpær.ənt.li)

a)

görünen o ki — Apparently, the show has been cancelled.

b)

kesinlikle — Definitely, the show will go on.

c)

belki — Maybe, the show is still on.

d)

görünüşe göre — It seems that the show is popular.

13.

kneel (v.) (niːl)

a)

diz çökmek — They had to kneel during the ceremony.

b)

oturmak — They had to sit during the ceremony.

c)

ayakta durmak — They had to stand during the ceremony.

d)

yürümek — They had to walk during the ceremony.

14.

honestly (adv.) (ˈɒn.ɪst.li)

a)

cidden — Honestly, I didn’t expect him to say that.

b)

cidden — Honestly, I was surprised by the outcome.

c)

cidden — Honestly, it was a great experience.

d)

cidden — Honestly, I don't think it matters.

15.

can't wait (phr.) (kɑːntweɪt)

a)

sabırsızlanmak — I can’t wait to see you tomorrow.

b)

beklemek — I can wait for you.

c)

unutmak — I can forget you.

d)

görmek — I can see you.

16.

friendly fire (n. phr.) (ˌfrend.liˈfaɪər)

a)

dost ateşi — The soldiers were hurt by friendly fire during the confusion.

b)

a type of weapon used in combat

c)

a military strategy for ambush

d)

a term for friendly interactions between soldiers