English-speaking countries
Unit 1
Music
Memes and Internet
Unusual facts
100

Great Britain is an island consisting of....

England, Scotland and Wales

100

kohtunik

judge

100

The singer of the song "Please please please"

Sabrina Carpenter

100

This social media platform is famous for short videos, viral dances, and the “For You” page.

TikTok.

100

This animal has three hearts and blue blood.

An octopus

200

The United Kingdom is a state consisting of....

Great Britain and Northern Ireland

200

ettevaatlikult

cautiously

200

This South Korean boy band is famous for the songs “Dynamite” and “Butter.”

BTS

200

This phrase is used when something is embarrassing or makes you feel second-hand embarrassment.

cringe

200

Botanically, this yellow fruit is classified as a berry.

Banana

300

The capital city of Australia

Canberra

300

upsakas, kõrk, ülbe

arrogant

300

This artist released the album Hit Me Hard and Soft, which includes the hit song “Birds of a Feather.”

Billie Eilish

300

This internet slang word means that something is suspicious or seems dishonest. It became especially popular through Among Us.

sus

300

This planet takes longer to rotate once on its axis than to orbit the Sun.

The Venus

400

The capital city of Ireland

Dublin

400

rahulolematus

dissatisfaction

400

This artist released the album The Tortured Poets Department

Taylor Swift

400

This meme features a dog sitting in a room full of fire, saying, “This is fine.”

The "This is fine" meme :)

400

Sharks have existed for longer than these major plants, which appeared around 350 million years ago.

The trees

500

The capital city of New Zealand

Wellington

500

kõnekujund, võrdlus

simile

500

This rapper’s real name is Jacques Bermon Webster II, and he is known for the album Utopia.

Travis Scott

500

This slang expression means pretending not to notice something embarrassing or refusing to acknowledge an uncomfortable situation. It is often used in the phrase “living in denial.”

delulu

500

In 1969, astronauts on the Moon could jump much higher than on Earth because this force is about six times weaker there.

Gravity! (On the Moon, you weigh only about one-sixth of what you weigh on Earth, so jumping feels very different! )

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