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ESO 4th Midterm ReviewVersión en línea Midterm quiz for 4th ESO topics por Georgia Paterimou 1 How do we call making a fake emergency phone call as a joke? a make a prank/hoax b send a message c make an appointment 2 How do we call being given a prison sentence that is delayed? a pay a fine b receive a suspended sentence c go on probation 3 How do we call dropping rubbish in public places? a dumping b littering c recycling 4 How do we call officially declaring someone not guilty in court? a accuse someone b acquit someone of charges c arrest someone 5 How do we call unacceptable behaviour in public? a disorderly conduct b cooperation c discipline 6 How do we say that someone is officially not allowed to do something? a allow b ban c 7 How do we say that someone must pay money as punishment? a take a loan b earn money c have to settle a fine 8 How do we say that the government introduces a rule to stay indoors at night? a create a holiday b impose a curfew c open a border 9 How do we say that someone is officially charged with a crime? a prosecute for b relase from c forgive for 10 How do we say that someone is ordered to do unpaid work for the community? a sent home early b promoted at work c sentenced to community service 11 How do we say that someone understood something incorrectly? a explained b misinterpreted c solved 12 How do we call someone who criticises too much? a supportive b overcritical c helpful 13 How do we say that people come together again after a conflict? a separate b reunite c disagree 14 How do we describe something amazing and hard to believe? a incredible b ordinary c boring 15 How do we describe someone who avoids social contact? a friendly b antisocial c outgoing 16 How do we describe someone who looks very healthy and energetic? a as slow as a snail b as fresh as a daisy c as cold as ice 17 How do we say that something irritated you? a got on my nerves b made my day c calmed me down 18 How do we say that something is famous everywhere? a locally b worldwide c privately 19 How do we say something will be effective over many years? a in the short term b at the moment c 20 How do we say someone ignored another person after an argument? a gave him the cold shoulder b shook his hand c greeted him warmly 21 How do we say someone looked very confused? a looked proud b looked baffled c looked relaxed 22 How do we say someone ran very fast? a walk slowly b run like the wind c crawl carefully 23 How do we say you must follow traffic rules about maximum speed? a break the law b respect the speed limit c slow the engine 24 How do we say something is extremely understandable? a hard as rock b clear as crystal c cold as snow 25 How do we call a place where drivers stop for petrol and rest? a bus stop b service station c motel 26 How do we say that a person must not enter a place? a invite b welcome c ban 27 How do we say someone paid money because they broke a rule? a won a prize b had to settle a fine c earned a salary 28 How do we say the police charged someone in court? a prosecuted for a crime b hired for a job c congratulated for success 29 How do we say the judge ordered unpaid work instead of prison? a sent on holiday b offered promotion c sentenced to community service 30 How do we say two friends became friendly again after an argument? a compete b reunite c separate

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How do we call making a fake emergency phone call as a joke?

How do we call being given a prison sentence that is delayed?

How do we call dropping rubbish in public places?

How do we call officially declaring someone not guilty in court?

How do we call unacceptable behaviour in public?

How do we say that someone is officially not allowed to do something?

How do we say that someone must pay money as punishment?

How do we say that the government introduces a rule to stay indoors at night?

How do we say that someone is officially charged with a crime?

How do we say that someone is ordered to do unpaid work for the community?

How do we say that someone understood something incorrectly?

How do we call someone who criticises too much?

How do we say that people come together again after a conflict?

How do we describe something amazing and hard to believe?

How do we describe someone who avoids social contact?

How do we describe someone who looks very healthy and energetic?

How do we say that something irritated you?

How do we say that something is famous everywhere?

How do we say something will be effective over many years?

How do we say someone ignored another person after an argument?

How do we say someone looked very confused?

How do we say someone ran very fast?

How do we say you must follow traffic rules about maximum speed?

How do we say something is extremely understandable?

How do we call a place where drivers stop for petrol and rest?

How do we say that a person must not enter a place?

How do we say someone paid money because they broke a rule?

How do we say the police charged someone in court?

How do we say the judge ordered unpaid work instead of prison?

How do we say two friends became friendly again after an argument?