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URFODU English 9th grade

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