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Etymology quiz
A
Match the word on the left to its definition on the right, using the
Longman Dictionary of
Contemporary English
or the CD-ROM to help you.
WORD
DEFINITION
ORIGIN
1
anorak
a)
a way of hiding something, especially soldiers and
military equipment using paint, leaves etc to make it look
like things around it
2
assassin
b)
a pen with a small ball on the end that puts ink onto
paper
3
biro
c)
a curved stick that flies in a circle and comes back to
you when you throw it
4
broccoli
d)
a soldier who is specially trained to make quick attacks
into enemy areas
5
boomerang
e)
a tidal wave
6
boondocks
f)
a game played between two teams of players who ride
on horses and hit a small ball with long-handled wooden
hammers
7
camouflage
g)
a short coat with a hood that keeps out the wind and rain
8
commando
h)
smoked beef that contains a lot of spices
9
cravat
i)
the system of communication that you use to have a
conversation with someone in another place
10
daiquiri
j)
someone who murders an important person
11
jazz
k)
a tube that allows someone who is swimming to breathe
air under water
12
juggernaut
l)
a small building in the street where newspapers, sweets
etc are sold
13
kiosk
m)
a small animal that looks like a rat
14
kowtow
n)
a green vegetable that has short branch-like stems
15
lemming
o)
a very large vehicle that carries goods over long
distances
16
pastrami
p)
a place that is a long way away from the nearest town
17
polo
q)
to be too eager to obey or be polite to someone in
authority
18
pavlova
r)
a sweet alcoholic drink made with rum and fruit juice
19
snorkel
s)
a wide piece of loosely folded material that men wear
around their necks
20
telephone
t)
a light cake made of meringue, cream and fruit
21
tsunami
u)
a type of music that has a strong beat and parts for
performers to play alone
The
Living
Dictionary
Your link to living language
B
From this list, guess which language or country the words above came from originally, then
check with the Word Origins in the CD-ROM.
Afrikaans
Arabic
Balti
Bantu
Chinese
Croatian
Cuba
Dharuk
French
German
Greek
Greenland Inuit
Hindi
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Norwegian
Russian
Tagalog
Turkish
Yiddish
The
Living
Dictionary
Your link to living language
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Teacher’s notes
Word Origins
Level:
Advanced
Timing:
30 minutes
Aim:
To develop students’ understanding of the international origins of many English words.
To give students practice in using the
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
on CD-ROM.
Procedure:
A Students can find the meanings of
the words by looking them up in their
dictionary or on the CD-ROM. Have them type the words
into the type-in box that is directly underneath the row
of buttons, then press OK.
B
After a student has looked up a word on the
CD-ROM, he or she can see the Word Origin
information for that word. Click on the Word Origin
button underneath the bar that shows the word.
The Word Origin will open in a new, small window
on top of the dictionary. The Word Origin shows what
century the word started being used in English, the
language it came from, and the original meaning.
answers:
1 g
Greenland Inuit
17 t
Russian
18 f
Balti
19 k
German
20 i
Greek
21 e
Japanese
2 j
Arabic
3 b
Hungarian
4 n
Italian
5 c
Dharuk
6 p
Tagalog
7 a
French
8 d
Afrikaans
9 s
Croatian
10 r
Cuban
11 u
Bantu
12 o
Hindi
13 l
Turkish
14 q
Chinese
15 m
Norwegian
16 h
Yiddish
The
Living
Dictionary
Your link to living language
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