Rapid Fire Translation 3.2

1.

    
A. He hit him with his elbow in the face.
B. He punched him in the jaw.
C. He struck him immediately.
D. He pushed him hard in the chest.

2.

    
A. Anna ate a lot of ice cream, and now her teeth hurts.
B. Anna ate ice cream all day and caught a cold.
C. Anna ate too much ice cream, and now her stomach hurts.
D. Anna ate a lot of ice cream, and now her throat hurts.

3.

    
A. He supported his injured friend by the arm.
B. He carried his wounded friend on his back.
C. He carried his friend who had been shot in the back.
D. He followed his wounded friend from behind.

4.

    
A. He has a few strange habits.
B. He has an unusual appearance.
C. He looks suspicious and dangerous.
D. He dresses oddly.

5.

    
A. Rare metals were extracted from the cave.
B. Jewelry was hidden in the cave by smugglers.
C. Various precious stones were found in this cave.
D. Ancient coins were discovered inside the cave.

6.

    
A. By destroying nature, you destroy the future of our descendants.
B. Protecting nature is our responsibility to our children.
C. Our descendants should appreciate your efforts to save nature.
D. The future will destroy nature if our descendants allow it.

7.

    
A. This spider is called the Black Widow and is venomous.
B. This snake is called the Black Mamba and is very venomous.
C. This Marvel character is called Black Widow and is very dangerous.
D. This spider can defeat a Black Widow because its venom is stronger.

8.

    
A. I enjoy relaxing on the beach, breathing fresh sea air, and drinking beer.
B. I enjoy walking along the beach, breathing fresh sea air, and admiring the sunset.
C. I enjoy walking along the beach, listening to my favorite music, and admiring the sunrise.
D. I enjoy walking along the beach, breathing fresh sea air, and admiring the sunrise.

9.

    
A. Rhinoceroses still live here thanks to conservation efforts.
B. Local tribes brought rhinoceroses to this area long ago.
C. Rhinoceroses used to live here, but due to poaching they have almost disappeared.
D. Rhinoceroses used to live here, but due to poaching they have completely disappeared.

10.

    
A. No, these snakes don’t live here; they prefer a drier climate.
B. No, such snakes do not attack birds; they prefer to hunt insects.
C. No, such snakes are not found here; they prefer a more humid climate.
D. No, such snakes do not hunt here; they prefer to prey on smaller insects.

1.

    
A. The jaw of a pit bull is very strong.
B. The pit bull’s teeth are very sharp.
C. The pit bull has a big head and a powerful jaw.
D. The paws of a pit bull are very strong.

2.

    
A. After the accident, he had to relearn to walk and talk.
B. After the accident, he could not walk.
C. After the heart attack, he had to relearn to walk and talk.
D. After the stroke, he had to relearn to walk and talk.

3.

    
A. A malaria outbreak affected hundreds of people, but it was quickly contained with no casualties.
B. Hundreds of people were infected with malaria, but no one died.
C. Malaria cases increased slowly over several months.
D. A malaria outbreak claimed hundreds of lives in just a few days.

4.

    
A. They are twins, but look completely different from each other.
B. They are twins and look exactly the same.
C. They are cousins, but very similar in appearance.
D. They are brothers, but not twins.

5.

    
A. During her pregnancy, she was craving mostly junk food.
B. During pregnancy, her parents fed her only high-quality products.
C. Her parents avoided giving her any junk food during pregnancy.
D. During pregnancy, her parents let her eat whatever she wanted.

6.

    
A. I prefer strong drinks, which is bad for my health but makes my character stronger.
B. I can drink strong alcohol because my health is bad anyway.
C. I avoid strong drinks because my health isn’t very strong.
D. I prefer strong drinks because it’s better for my health than beer or wine.

7.

    
A. The muscle tissues were damaged.
B. The fabric was torn.
C. Tanya’s muscles were damaged.
D. Tanya’s muscles were sore.

8.

    
A. Beef and rice contain a lot of protein.
B. Bread and pasta are high in calories.
C. Bread and pasta have a lot of carbohydrates.
D. Bread and cheese are loved by many.

9.

    
A. If you need protein, eat more meat.
B. If you need carbohydrates, eat more meat.
C. If you need fat, avoid meat entirely.
D. If you need protein, eat only white meat.

10.

    
A. Protein is found in fruits, but not all of them.
B. Fiber is found in fruits, but not all of them.
C. Sugar is found in fruits, but not all of them.
D. Acid is found in fruits, but not all of them.

1.

    
A. The balloon burst, and the kids started crying.
B. The vessel leaked water and caused flooding.
C. The blood vessel burst, leading to a stroke.
D. The pipe burst and caused a minor flood.

2.

    
A. Light cigarettes are still harmful.
B. We call them “black smokers.”
C. Smokers’ lungs are not healthy.
D. A smoker’s lungs are black.

3.

    
A. An alcoholic’s liver looks like a monster’s head.
B. This alcoholic’s head looks like a monster.
C. This alcoholic thought he baked a monster in the oven.
D. The liver of an alcoholic looks like an old black oven.

4.

    
A. Buying a toothbrush for someone else is not common.
B. Sharing a toothbrush was disgusting but necessary.
C. Using someone else’s toothbrush is disgusting.
D. Using an electric toothbrush is more common these days.

5.

    
A. He cut himself with a razor.
B. He shaved with a razor.
C. He cut himself with a screwdriver.
D. He injured his hand while cooking.

6.

    
A. Experiments in their lab were conducted from early morning to late at night.
B. Experiments in our lab were conducted all morning and all night.
C. Experiments in our lab were conducted from early morning to late at night.
D. The laboratory was closed during the experiments all morning and opened in the evening.

7.

    
A. In the morning, all newspapers wrote about this important decision.
B. By the next morning, every channel was loudly talking about this important discovery.
C. The next morning, all news channels officially denied the discovery.
D. The next morning, all newspapers wrote about this important discovery.

8.

    
A. The indicators pointed to the presence of hydrocarbon deposits at a depth of one hundred meters.
B. The sensors captured movements of a very large creature at a depth of one hundred meters..
C. The data showed that carbs cannot be derived from this material.
D. The light went off, and the plot appeared as clearly as in daylight.

9.

    
A. Where is the socket? I need to charge my phone.
B. Where is the store? I need to change my phone.
C. Where is the socket? I need to charge my PC.
D. Where is the charger? I need to use my phone.

10.

    
A. The star named “Scorpio”.
B. The constellation Scorpio.
C. The tattoo of a scorpion.
D. The venom of a scorpion.

1.

    
A. The screwdriver is made of metal and plastic.
B. The cocktail called Screwdriver consists of vodka and orange juice.
C. Vodka and juice were mixed using a screwdriver.
D. He chased vodka with orange juice.

2.

    
A. Computer systems in Europe differ from those in America.
B. European and American measurement systems are identical.
C. Measurement systems in Europe are more comprehensible than in America.
D. Measurement systems in Europe differ from those in America.

3.

    
A. The depth of this pond is only two meters.
B. The depth of this lake is only two feet.
C. The lake’s depth is unknown.
D. The pond is shallow.

4.

    
A. No restrictions.
B. Height restrictions.
C. Weight restrictions.
D. Open border.

5.

    
A. The sketches depict the landscape of the future natural reserve.
B. The blueprints show the plot area but not in detail.
C. The blueprints do not indicate the area of the plot.
D. The sketches depict the landscape of the future park.

6.

    
A. The acid destroyed the tissue.
B. The texture of the fabric became thicker.
C. Acid was added to the solution.
D. A greasy stain remained on the fabric.

7.

    
A. At a depth of thirty meters, I started to feel short of oxygen.
B. At a height of thirty meters, I started to feel short of oxygen.
C. At a height of thirteen meters, I started to feel short of oxygen.
D. At a depth of three hundred meters, I started to feel short of oxygen.

8.

    
A. Everyone who was exposed to acid rain lost their hair.
B. Everyone who was exposed to acid rain died.
C. Only plants were damaged by the acidic rainfall.
D. Everyone who was exposed to acid rain got skin cancer.

9.

    
A. The flu vaccination led to unexpected consequences.
B. The flu vaccination had no effect at all.
C. The flu vaccination was issued for free.
D. The flu vaccination led to undesirable consequences.

10.

    
A. The comparison of these two predators is quite simple.
B. Comparing this mammal with that insect is simply ridiculous.
C. The comparison of these insects is accurate and useful.
D. Comparing these mammals reveals nothing new.

1.

    
A. The young surgeon got a promotion at a military hospital.
B. The young dentist did an internship at a military hospital.
C. The young proctologist was fired from the military hospital.
D. The young surgeon did an internship at a military hospital.

2.

    
A. The fragility of the new building’s foundation greatly worried the chief architect.
B. The architect ignored the blueprints completely.
C. The blueprints of the new building greatly worried the chief architect.
D. The chief architect designed the blueprints himself, as he was concerned with the skills of his employees.

3.

    
A. Stupidity? No, we do not treat it.
B. Stupidity? Yes, we have a cure for it.
C. Cancer? No, there is no remedy.
D. Anxiety? Yes, the pills may help.

4.

    
A. The remains of alien origin.
B. An alien creature.
C. The arrival of the aliens.
D. A substance of alien origin.

5.

    
A. Attacks of alien invaders.
B. Illegal immigrants.
C. Manuscripts of foreign warlords.
D. Remains of foreign conquerors.

6.

    
A. Investments by foreign groups in high-tech development.
B. Profits of foreign groups in the high-tech sector.
C. Foreign groups took over the domestic high-tech market.
D. Reign by foreign groups over the high-tech sector in developed countries.

7.

    
A. The dentist accidentally got an infection from a patient because he did not use gloves.
B. The dentist accidentally transmitted an infection to a patient, resulting in losing his license.
C. The case about the dentist harassing the patient was covered in all newspapers.
D. The dentist accidentally transmitted an infection to a patient, resulting in losing his clinic.

8.

    
A. Wow! He has Tesla!
B. Ew! He has lice!
C. No way! He has a square head!
D. Aww! He has a bowtie!

9.

    
A. In adolescence, he was using tons of cream and ointment for the pimples on his face.
B. In adolescence, he was very self-conscious about pimples on his face.
C. When he hit puberty, the pimples on his face started to explode.
D. After puberty, the pimples on his face started to disappear.

10.

    
A. Put on gloves before working with these substances!
B. Remove your gloves and wash your hands.
C. These things have been here since 2009.
D. Put on gloves before working with these insects!