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19. What is the American variant of the word “pavement”? (8 letters)
Sidewalk
18. What do we call dirty, brownish, melting snow in the streets? (5 letters)
slush
17. What do we call thunder and heavy rain at the same time? (12 letters)
Thunderstorm
16. Put the words in the right order to make up a true sentence. 1) survived 2) ten 3) accident 4) people 5) only 6) the
Only ten people survived the accident.
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Driving after taking alcohol
 
Drunken driving
 
forgery
 
murder
 
Drug-trafficking
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Taking a child and asking its parents for money
 
kidnapping
 
forgery
 
murder
 
Drug-trafficking
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Making fake money
 
forgery
 
kidnapping
 
murder
 
Drug-trafficking
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Selling drugs
 
Drug-trafficking
 
kidnapping
 
murder
 
forgery
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Stealing from a shop
 
shop-lifting
 
kidnapping
 
murder
 
forgery
13. Match the definitions of the crimes with their names: Killing someone
 
Murder
 
kidnapping
 
shop-lifting
 
forgery
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: Living in cloud 'cuckoo' land
 
someone who has ideas or plans that are completely not real
 
be clumsy
 
solve two problems with a single action
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: The 'cat's' whiskers
 
when someone thinks they're better than everyone else
 
be clumsy
 
solve two problems with a single action
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: Be like a 'cat' on a hot tin roof:
 
be nervous and unable to keep still
 
be clumsy
 
solve two problems with a single action
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: A 'cat' nap:
 
a short sleep, during the day
 
be clumsy
 
solve two problems with a single action
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: Kill two 'birds' with one stone
 
solve two problems with a single action
 
be clumsy
 
a short sleep, during the day
12. Match the idioms with their explanations: Be like a 'bull' in a china shop
 
be clumsy
 
solve two problems with a single action
 
a short sleep, during the day
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: Keep a cool head
 
You must stay calm
 
You are in a state of suspense.
 
You feel totally elated.
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: Be on the edge of your seat
 
You are in a state of suspense.
 
You must stay calm.
 
You feel totally elated.
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: Feel a bit down
 
You feel a little depressed.
 
You must stay calm.
 
You are in a state of suspense.
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: Don’t get carried away
 
You must not lose touch with reality
 
You must stay calm.
 
You are in a state of suspense.
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: On top of the world
 
You feel totally elated.
 
You must stay calm.
11. Match the idioms with their explanations: As pleased as Punch
 
You are very pleased with yourself.
 
You must stay calm.
 
You feel totally elated.
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Built-up
 
areas
 
man
 
decision
 
ideas
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Far-fetched
 
ideas
 
man
 
decision
 
areas
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Easy going
 
man
 
ideas
 
decision
 
areas
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Last-minute
 
decision
 
ideas
 
man
 
areas
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Open-toed
 
shoes
 
ideas
 
man
 
areas
10. Match the adjectives with the nouns they are often used with: Big-headed
 
personality
 
ideas
 
man
 
areas
zed
 
zoe/Zee
 
gas
 
tie
 
soccer
Noughts and crosses
 
tic-tac-toe
 
gas
 
tie
 
soccer
9. Match the British English and American English words: draw
 
tie
 
gas
 
zoe
 
flashlight
9. Match the British English and American English words: Petrol
 
gas
 
tie
 
zoe
 
flashlight
9. Match the British English and American English words: Torch
 
flashlight
 
tie
 
zoe
 
gas
9. Match the British English and American English words: Boot
 
trunk
 
tie
 
zoe
 
gas
8. Find three wrong sentences.
I think she married a Scottish some years ago. -- He went to work in Centre East, in Jordan, I think. -- I love the colour of the Meduterrane sea.
7. Choose three adjectives with positive meaning from the list.
Open-minded - Frank - Trusting
6. Choose three idioms expressing positive feelings/moods.
I was on cloud nine all day -- Everyone seems to be in high spirits tonight -- She seems to be keeping her chin up.
5. Three of these nouns are only used in the plural. Which ones?
 
Tongs - Tweezers - Headquarters
 
e-mails - rulers - gloves
 
headquarters - rulers - gloves
 
all of them
4. You should wear ______ clothes to a job interview.
 
smart
 
casual
 
revealing
 
whatever
Which is the odd one out?
 
helicopter
 
docker
 
steward
 
captain
2. Choose a pair of shoes free when you buy a coat today.
 
You are given some shoes if you buy a coat today.
 
All shoes are at reduced prices.
 
We have shoes to match the coat we sell.
 
You can get a discount on a coat if you buy some shoes today
1. When do you use the exclamation “YAHOO”?
 
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mutlu olduğunda
 
bir şeye şaşırdığında
 
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