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- 1. Multiple Choice
I took them on the skull (read the english translation and then try to find the original greek one)
Τους πήρα στο κεφαλι
Τους αγορασα κρανίο
Τα πηρα στο κεφαλι
Τα πήρα στο κρανίο
- 2. Multiple Choice
the wood came from heaven (where is it most likely for that phrase to be used?)
at the super market
at a cafe where are old people
at school
at a book
- 3. Multiple Choice
Τhe Jew went to the bazaar and the day was Saturday (what person do we want to describe when using that phrase?)
A hardworking person
a lazy person
A sad person
a racist person
- 4. Multiple Choice
your friend seems to be in a bad mood for no obvious reason. You ask them:
has the donkey eaten your bread?how from here morning morning?
milk rabbits and give turtles haircuts
The good that I want you!
- 5. Multiple Choice
what does the picture mean?
grab the egg and haircut it
your bad weather
they hung their face
I am not for many-many
- 6. Multiple Choice
let the cat out of the bag. Someone would say when:
wishing bad luck
being curious about a bag's content
trying to persuade someone not to punish his cat
accidentally reveal a secret
- 7. Multiple Choice
you changed my lights means:
μου αγορασες φωτα
μου εφερες ηλεκτρολογο
μου αλλαξες τα φωτα
μου αλλαξες φωτα
- 8. Fill in the Blank
I don't fight her means:
- 9. Open Ended
for what reason do we use the phrase it is raining cahirlegs
- 10. Fill in the Blank
welcome my eyes the...
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