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Unordinary / Ep 37

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

judgement (n.) (ˈdʒʌdʒmənt)

a)

hüküm, yargı — Trust your own judgement.

b)

karar verme — Make a decision.

c)

değerlendirme — Evaluate a situation.

d)

tahmin — Make a guess.

2.

revenge (n.) (rɪˈvendʒ)

a)

intikam — He wanted revenge for the insult.

b)

a feeling of happiness

c)

a type of punishment

d)

an act of kindness

3.

betrayal (n.) (bɪˈtreɪəl)

a)

ihanet — He felt a deep sense of betrayal.

b)

trust — She had complete trust in him.

c)

loyalty — His loyalty was unquestionable.

d)

friendship — Their friendship was strong.

4.

conspire (v.) (kənˈspaɪər)

a)

to plot or scheme against someone

b)

to celebrate a victory

c)

to create a work of art

d)

to travel together

5.

mystery (n.) (ˈmɪstəri)

a)

gizem — The disappearance remains a mystery.

b)

sır — The truth is a secret.

c)

bilmece — The puzzle was challenging.

d)

şifre — The code was difficult to crack.

6.

explore (v.) (ɪkˈsplɔːr)

a)

keşfetmek, incelemek — We want to explore the city today.

b)

gözlemlemek, izlemek — We want to observe the city today.

c)

yürümek, dolaşmak — We want to walk around the city today.

d)

öğrenmek, anlamak — We want to learn about the city today.

7.

library (n.) (ˈlaɪbreri)

a)

kütüphane — She studies at the library every day.

b)

okul — She studies at the school every day.

c)

kitap — She reads a book every day.

d)

üniversite — She studies at the university every day.

8.

be disappointed (v. phr.) (bi ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd)

a)

hayal kırıklığına uğramak — I was disappointed with the movie.

b)

mutlu olmak — I was happy with the movie.

c)

şok olmak — I was shocked by the movie.

d)

kızgın olmak — I was angry about the movie.

9.

that's none of your concern (phr.) (ðæts nʌn əv jər kənˈsɜːrn)

a)

seni ilgilendirmez — Where I go is my business; that's none of your concern.

b)

It's not your problem — Mind your own business.

c)

You should worry about yourself — Don't interfere with my life.

d)

It's none of your business — Stay out of my affairs.

10.

escape (v.) (ɪˈskeɪp)

a)

kaçmak — The bird tried to escape from the cage.

b)

tutmak — The bird tried to hold onto the branch.

c)

uçmak — The bird tried to fly away.

d)

yemek — The bird tried to eat the seeds.

11.

look up to (v. phr.) (lʊk ʌp tu)

a)

birine hayranlık beslemek, örnek almak — I look up to my father.

b)

birine düşmanlık beslemek

c)

birine aldırış etmemek

d)

birine karşı kayıtsız kalmak

12.

so far so good (phr.) (soʊ fɑːr soʊ ɡʊd)

a)

şimdilik her şey yolunda — How is the project? So far so good.

b)

her şey kötü — Everything is bad.

c)

henüz başlamadık — We haven't started yet.

d)

her şey karmaşık — Everything is complicated.

13.

distribution (n.) (ˌdɪstrɪˈbjuːʃən)

a)

dağılım, dağıtım — The distribution of food was fair.

b)

toplama, bir araya getirme — The collection of items was successful.

c)

dağıtım, paylaşım — The sharing of resources was equitable.

d)

dağıtım, kontrol — The control of supplies was strict.

14.

straightforward (adj.) (ˌstreɪtˈfɔːrwərd)

a)

apaçık, anlaşılır — The instructions were very straightforward.

b)

karmaşık, zor anlaşılır — The instructions were quite complex.

c)

belirsiz, muğlak — The instructions were rather vague.

d)

yanlış, hatalı — The instructions were incorrect.

15.

surround (v.) (səˈraʊnd)

a)

çevrelemek — Tall trees surround the house.

b)

yüzmek — Fish swim in the water.

c)

yemek — People eat at restaurants.

d)

görmek — Birds see from the sky.

16.

in a row (adv. phr.) (ɪn ə roʊ)

a)

arka arkaya — He won three games in a row.

b)

bir arada — She read three books in a row.

c)

sırasıyla — They completed the tasks in a row.

d)

ardışık olarak — He finished the race in a row.

17.

freeload off (v. phr.) (ˈfriːloʊd ɔːf)

a)

birisinden otlanmak — He tries to freeload off his friends instead of working.

b)

çalışmadan kazanmak — He prefers to work hard for his money.

c)

arkadaşlarından yardım istemek — He always asks his friends for help.

d)

başkalarının emeğinden yararlanmak — He believes in sharing everything.

18.

miserable (adj.) (ˈmɪzərəbəl)

a)

sefil, perişan — He felt miserable because of the flu.

b)

mutlu, neşeli — She was happy with her new job.

c)

rahat, huzurlu — They enjoyed a peaceful evening.

d)

başarılı, başarılı — He was successful in his endeavors.

19.

hence (adv.) (hens)

a)

bu yüzden — He was sick, hence he didn't come.

b)

as a result — She studied hard, hence she passed the exam.

c)

for example — He likes fruits, hence he eats apples.

d)

in addition — He was late, hence he missed the bus.

20.

replacement (n.) (rɪˈpleɪsmənt)

a)

yerine geçen (kişi/şey) — We need to find a replacement for the broken part.

b)

bir şeyin yerine geçmek

c)

kırık parçanın tamiri

d)

yeni bir şey almak