Vocabulary 1
Phrasal verbs etc...
Grammar
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Vocabulary 2
100

Does 'slight' mean 'a little' or 'a lot'?

a little

100

Lucky you! 

100 points for free! 

100

Is the following correct?

He has been teaching since 2 hours. 

No - since is used with points in time, not durations

100

Where is Andrew from?

Wexford

100

What does 'lexicon' mean?

a dictionary

200

What is the word for a skin irritation caused by an allergic reaction for example?

a rash

200

If you have passed out, what has happened?

You have fainted

200

Is the following correct and why? I have eaten my breakfast today.

Yes - we use the present perfect with time expressions that are not finished

200

What is the second largest country in the world in terms of area?

Canada

200

What does 'camaraderie' mean?

solidarity

300

What is another word for speed or step?

Pace

300

What is a phrasal verb for 'to vomit'?

to throw up

300

Is this correct and why (not)? I live here for 2 years. 

No - We use the present perfect to connect the past to the present.

300
How old was Mozart when he died? (within +/- 5 years)

35

300

What is the word for a place in the body where two parts of the skeleton connect - e.g. in the knees, ankles, wrists etc.?

Joints

400

What is the opposite of broad/wide?

narrow

400

Give two phrasal verbs for 'to die'.

to pass on

to pass away

400

Is this correct and why? I ate dinner today.

Yes - in this case, we imagine today is finished - maybe it is 23.00. 

400

How fast is the speed of light in a vacuum? 

299,792,458 m/s

400

What is the opposite of deep?

Shallow

500

What is the official name for the Irish prime minister and how do you spell it?

T-A-O-I-S-E-A-C-H

500

Give a phrasal verb for 'to recover/ get better'.

to pull through

500

What is the difference between 1) I've lived/ 2) I've been living in Dublin for 2 years. 

1) emphasizes 'permanence' 

2) emphasizes 'temporariness' 

500

1) How many women have won 2 Nobel prizes and 2) who was/were they? 

1) one 

2) Marie Curie

500

What is an expression (related to footwear) for economizing?

to live on a shoestring budget

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