A2 - Quiz - Thalidomide victims

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Thalidomide victims

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1. What does "disabled” mean in Polish?

Misused

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Malformed

Disinformed

2. "Zniekształcony" can be translated to:

To start enjoying your life after especially hard time

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To make your life more insufferable and generally harder

To continue to live after almost dying because of an accident, illness, etc

3. Which of the following is the correct definition of the word “survive”?

Serious

Severely

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Boldly

4. Which of the words can be used in a sentence “She was ………… injured in the accident”

Wspólnie coś rysować

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Ciągnąć losy

Wycofać się

5. What does it mean to withdraw:

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Lawsuit

Lawskirt

Lawdress

6. „Rozprawa sądowa” in English is:

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Emotional

Arrested

Pregnant

7. Which of the following can a woman be but a man cannot?

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Victim

Loser

Miner

8. Someone who has suffered the effects of violence, illness or bad luck is a:

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Railway

Proof

Enlightment

9. What is the synonym of “evidence”:

Resume

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Satisfaction

Compensation

10. “Odszkodowanie” can be translated as:

Kemping integracyjny

Cela

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Obóz więzienny

11. "A prison camp" is:

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Choroba

Zagrożenie

Leczyć

12. “Treat” in Polish means:

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Interior

Central

External

13. What is the antonym of “internal”:

Trąd

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Wrzód

Zakażenie

14. ”Leprosy” means:

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Drug

Drone

Dormant

15. “Lek” can be translated to:

Affected by a disease

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Resent a disease

Touched by a disease

16. "Dotknięty chorobą" means:

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Retire

Refill

Restore

17. When you leave your job and stop working, usually because you are old, you….:

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