URFODU 11th grade | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 2. Baby Boom

the Internet is much more heavily used

there are a lot of people same age

unnecessary things get thrown away

6. Find three wrong sentences.

I think she married a Scottish some years ago -- Have you ever heard the Bulgarian music? It’s really wonderful --- I love the colour of the Meduterrane sea.

Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 1. Decluttering

unnecessary things get thrown away

the Internet is much more heavily used

there are a lot of people the same age

unnecessary things get thrown away

3. This is the American actress Sigourney Weaver. “Weaver” means:

çömlekçi

marangoz

dokumacı

Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 6. E-commerce

the Internet is much more heavily used

unnecessary things get thrown away

the Internet is much more heavily used

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 6. Sociable

reliable

gregarious

discourteous

stubborn

5. Find three collective nouns “herd,” meaning a large group of these animals.

a large group of elephants --- a group of wolves --- a large number of cows

15. Put the paragraphs in the right order to make up a dialogue.

4 - 3 - 2 - 5 - 1 - 6

Match the Words with Collocations: earn

a retirement

a job

a living

Here is one of Dickens’s women characters. In what novel does it appear? Dora (2 words, 16 letters)

David Copperfield

2. Which word is the odd one out in the set?

dissimilar

dismount

disconnect

disobey

Match the Words with Collocations: apply for

a job

a responsibility

a living

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 2. to beat about the bush

ıvır zıvır şeyler

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

boş konuşmak

Choose Three Phrases with “DO” 1. … a face 2. … business with 3. … an appointment 4. … an excuse 5. … your best 6. … the ironing

2) … business with 3) … an appointment 5) … your best

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 1. to pull someone’s leg

zihnini karıştırmak (masal yutturmak)

boş konuşmak

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 6. another pair of shoes

ıvır zıvır şeyler

zihnini karıştırmak (masal yutturmak)

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

bu bambaşka bir şey

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 3. Quarrelsome

argumentative

stubborn

discourteous

reliable

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 4. odds and ends

zihnini karıştırmak (masal yutturmak)

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

ıvır zıvır şeyler

1. Find the right answer: A volcano

erodes

erupts

erases

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 3. as thick as thieves

ıvır zıvır şeyler

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

zihnini karıştırmak (masal yutturmak)

Match the Words with Collocations: take

early retirement

a living

a job

Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 3. Hotdesking

the Internet is much more heavily used

unnecessary things get thrown away

people are less territorial at work

Match the Words with Collocations: get

a job

a living

a responsibility

4. Which idiom is used for wishing someone good luck, especially before a performance?

Break a hand!

Break a neck!

Break a leg!

Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 3. Outsourcing

unnecessary things get thrown away

the Internet is much more heavily used

the company saves money on holiday pay

Match the Words with Collocations: take on

a responsibility

a living

a job

7. Three of these nouns are only used in the plural. Which ones?

binoculars -- sunglasses -- gloves

Match the English Idioms with Their Turkish Equivalents 5. through thick and thin

ne pahasına olursa olsun

ıvır zıvır şeyler

çok yakın dostlar (kankalar)

zihnini karıştırmak (masal yutturmak)

Match the Words with Collocations: be made

a job

a living

redundant

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 2. Impolite

discourteous

stubborn

reliable

Match the Phenomena with the Consequences 5. Grey Pound

unnecessary things get thrown away

advertisers target older people

the Internet is much more heavily used

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 1. Half-witted

down-to-earth

stubborn

dim

What does the following abbreviation stand for? BTW (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) (8 letters)

By the way

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 4. Sensible

reliable

stubborn

down-to-earth

discourteous

What do we call very light, fine rain? (7 letters)

Drizzle

Give the name of a disease that can be caught by a bite from a cat, dog, or fox that has it. _ _ _ _ _ _ (6 letters)

Rabies

Match Each Adjective with Its Synonym or Near-Synonym 5. Obstinate

stubborn

reliable

down-to-earth

discourteous