Elementary 33-36

Question 1

31st December

Answer 1

New Year’s Eve

Question 2

1st January

Answer 2

New Year’s Day

Question 3

falò/ pira

Answer 3

bonfire

Question 4

school: age 2-4

Answer 4

nursery school (n@@s - ri)

Question 5

school: age 5-11

Answer 5

primary school (praimri)

Question 6

school: age 12-18

Answer 6

secondary school (sekndri)

Question 7

scuola pubblica

Answer 7

state school

Question 8

scuola privata

Answer 8

private school

Question 9

camere del Parlamento

Answer 9

Houses of Parliament (paalim@nt)

Question 10

ministro

Answer 10

minister (minist@)

Question 11

pudding (pr)

Answer 11

puding

Question 12

rapinare un luogo/ una persona (crime) - autore - verbo

Answer 12

robbery (rob - ri) - a robber - to rob s/ st

Question 13

uccidere qualcuno (crime) - autore - verbo

Answer 13

murder (m@@d@) - a murderer (m@@d - r@) - to murder s

Question 14

furto in casa/ luogo (crime) - autore - verbo

Answer 14

burglary (b@@glri) - a burglar (b@@gl@) - to break into a house/ flat / to burgle a place (b@@gl)/ to steal st from a place

ex. Our home was burgled

Question 15

robbery with assault - autore - verbo

Answer 15

mugging (maging) - a mugger - to mug s

Question 16

furto d’auto - autore - verbo

Answer 16

car theft - a car thief - to steal a car (stiil)

Question 17

vendita di droga - autore - verbo

Answer 17

drug dealing (diiling)- a drug dealer - to sell drugs

Question 18

terrorismo - autore - verbo

Answer 18

terrorism (ter - rizm) - a terrorist (ter@rist) - to attack s or a place

Question 19

taccheggio

Answer 19

shoplifting - a shoplifter - to steal things from a shop

Question 20

sono stato rapinato

Answer 20

I was robbed

Question 21

è stato arrestato per taccheggio

Answer 21

he was arrested for shoplifting

Question 22

andare in udienza

Answer 22

go to court

Question 23

colpevole

Answer 23

guilty

Question 24

innocent (pr)

Answer 24

in@snt

Question 25

andare in prigione

Answer 25

go to prison (prizn)

Question 26

vandalo

Answer 26

vandal (vaendl)

Question 27

vandalismo

Answer 27

vandalism (vaendlizm)

Question 28

fare uso di droga

Answer 28

take drugs

Question 29

hooligan (pr) fenomeno?

Answer 29

huulign hooliganism (huuligenizm)

Question 30

telenovela

Answer 30

soap/ soap opera (s@up op - r@)

Question 31

programmes about animals

Answer 31

nature programmes (pr@ugraem)

Question 32

documentary (pr)

Answer 32

dokj@ment - ri

Question 33

programmi sportivi

Answer 33

sports programmes

Question 34

giornale

Answer 34

(news)paper

Question 35

magazine da donne

Answer 35

women's magazines

Question 36

pubblicità

Answer 36

advert (aedv@@t)/ advertisement (@dv@@tism@nt)

Question 37

un'intervista con il Presidente

Answer 37

an interview with the President (prezidnt)

Question 38

reporter (pr)

Answer 38

ripoot@

Question 39

journalist (pr)

Answer 39

dj@@n@list

Question 40

che c'è in TV stasera?

Answer 40

What's on TV tonight?

Question 41

cambiare canale

Answer 41

to change channel (chaenl)

Question 42

C'è il telegiornale/ è iniziato il telegiornale

Answer 42

the news is on

Question 43

espressione

Answer 43

expression (ikspreshn)

Question 44

politica

Answer 44

politics

Question 45

law (pr)

Answer 45

loo

Question 46

annaffiare

Answer 46

to water st (woot@)

Question 47

riordinare

Answer 47

to tidy

Question 48

disordinato/ ordinato (place)

Answer 48

untidy/ tidy

Question 49

repair vs fix vs mend

Answer 49

fix = This is the most common and versatile word. It is informal and neutral. You can use it for almost anything—physical objects, abstract problems, or even preparing things. repair (ripe@) = This is more formal and technical. It usually implies that something is broken, damaged, or worn out and requires specific skills or tools to be restored. mend = This is a bit more old-fashioned or specific to certain materials. It is most commonly used for fabrics, clothes, and health. ex: Fabric/Clothes: "I need to mend the hole in my sock." Health: "The doctor says the broken bone will mend in six weeks." Abstract: It is often used for emotions or relationships in a "gentle" way (e.g., "Mending a broken heart").

Question 50

mettere un cerotto

Answer 50

to put on a plaster

Question 51

essere in ritardo a lavoro

Answer 51

to be late for work

Question 52

essere di cattivo umore

Answer 52

to be in a bad mood

Question 53

il computer si è bloccato/ è crashato

Answer 53

the computer crashed

Question 54

furto - autore - rubare

Answer 54

theft - thief - steal/ take st