Unit 6

Question 1

Online stupid mistake

Answer 1

Online blunder/gaffes

Question 2

to tell somebody what to do, especially in an annoying way

Answer 2

dictate something (to somebody)
eg I’m not in the position to dictate terms.

Question 3

to choose from different options or possibilities

Answer 3

make a range of decisions

Question 4

money that will need in a day to day basic

Answer 4

daily needs

Question 5

collecting, analyzing, and interpreting large information quickly

Answer 5

process huge amounts of data

Question 6

keep the information in system

Answer 6

input the data

Question 7

making the decision by algorithm

Answer 7

output the correct decision

Question 8

wrongly calculate

Answer 8

miscalculate

Question 9

use social media too much (noun)

Answer 9

a big user of social media

Question 10

make progress or increase with world information

Answer 10

keep up with the world events

Question 11

a computer menu, window, etc. that can be brought to the screen quickly while you are working on another document

Answer 11

pop up

Question 12

to put people or things into groups according to what type they are

Answer 12

categorize me as a certain type of person

Question 13

To deliberately or intentionally avoid paying attention to something or someone (phrase)

Answer 13

make a point of ignoring

Question 14

To decide or choose something after thinking about it.

Answer 14

make up my own minds

Question 15

predict

Answer 15

forecast

Question 16

an unreasonable dislike of or preference for a person, group, custom, etc., especially when it is based on their race, religion, sex, etc.

Answer 16

prejudice
(racial prejudice)

Question 17

to make the feeling stronger

Answer 17

reinforce

Question 18

make dislike stronger

Answer 18

reinforce the prejudice

Question 19

violent and cruel

Answer 19

vicious

Question 20

This is not always true.

Answer 20

this isn’t always the case

Question 21

a stupid or careless mistake

Answer 21

blunder/gaffe

Question 22

thought something was true even if they weren’t certain

Answer 22

made an assumption/presumed

Question 23

was incorrect

Answer 23

was mistaken/was off

Question 24

made a mistake

Answer 24

slipped up

Question 25

in a way that was wrong

Answer 25

mistakenly

Question 26

in a way that was unplanned or unintended

Answer 26

accidentally

Question 27

to think wrongly that somebody/something is somebody/something else

Answer 27

mistake somebody/something for somebody/something

Question 28

to give somebody the wrong idea or impression and make them believe something that is not true

Answer 28

mislead, misled

Question 29

correct something that is wrong

Answer 29

rectify

Question 30

to make somebody annoyed or angry, often without intending to, by doing or saying something that offends them

Answer 30

rub someone up the wrong way

Question 31

likely to lead a correct or successful result

Answer 31

on the right track

Question 32

succeed or happen correctly

Answer 32

go right

Question 33

misunderstand the situation

Answer 33

get the wrong end of the stick

Question 34

be discovered by someone who may want to cause harm

Answer 34

get into the wrong hands

Question 35

make someone understand the correct facts of a situation

Answer 35

put someone right

Question 36

make situation better

Answer 36

put it right

Question 37

not succeed or happen incorrectly

Answer 37

go wrong

Question 38

what you are doing is morally or legally correct

Answer 38

in the right

Question 39

to fail to satisfy someone or their hopes, wishes, etc., or to make someone feel unhappy

Answer 39

disappoint

Question 40

antonym of disappoint

Answer 40

impress

Question 41

to shock or frighten someone very much

Answer 41

horrify

Question 42

a strong feeling of disapproval and dislike at a situation, person's behaviour, etc

Answer 42

disgust

Question 43

(antonym of calm) to make someone feel annoyed or less confident because they cannot achieve what they want

Answer 43

frustrate

Question 44

To feel acceptance of something unpleasant or inevitable, often without resistance or hope of change

Answer 44

feel resigned eg - He felt resigned to the fact that he couldn't change the outcome.

Question 45

synonym of mess up

Answer 45

slip up

Question 46

first sentence to use in email

Answer 46

I'm writing to express my considerable disappointment with ...

Question 47

right time

Answer 47

eventual arrival

Question 48

can't relax

Answer 48

put our minds at ease

Question 49

happen as you imagine

Answer 49

meet my expectations

Question 50

what's more annoying is that

Answer 50

To make matters even worse

Question 51

in a hurry

Answer 51

in haste

Question 52

synonym of to

Answer 52

as to

Question 53

I hope you understand my feeling

Answer 53

I am sure you understand my frustration at

Question 54

something is appropriate and of a necessary standard for its intended use

Answer 54

fit for purpose

Question 55

fail to notice

Answer 55

overlook

Question 56

a building has fallen down

Answer 56

in ruins

Question 57

expensive

Answer 57

luxurious

Question 58

warm

Answer 58

cosy

Question 59

in a very poor condition bcs of not being used for a long time

Answer 59

derelict

Question 60

decay

Answer 60

rotten (adj) rot, rotted, rotted

Question 61

a line on the surface of something along which it has split without breaking apart

Answer 61

cracks

Question 62

မှိုတက်

Answer 62

mould