Letter K – Episode 02

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1. What does “Kettle” mean?

• A small container used for boiling liquids

• A frying pan

• A wooden cup

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2. What does “Kick off” mean?

• To cancel completely

• To begin or start something

• To stop suddenly

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3. What does “Kick out” mean?

• To ask politely to stay

• To force someone to leave

• To welcome warmly

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4. What does “Kick the bucket” mean?

• To die

• To rest after work

• To win a prize

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5. What does “Kidding” mean?

• Joking

• Speaking seriously

• Giving instructions

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6. What does “Kill off” mean?

• To repair something broken

• To destroy something completely

• To create something new

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7. What does “Kinfolk” mean?

• family members

• Strangers

• Co-workers

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8. What does “Kink” mean?

• A perfect shape

• A twist, bend

• A smooth surface

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9. What does “Kit” mean?

• A single paper

• A random object

• A set of tools or equipment

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10. What does “Knack” mean?

• A useless habit

• A special ability

• A common problem

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11. What does “Knob” mean?

• A paperweight

• A flat board

• A handle used to open

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12. What does “Knock out” mean?

• To make someone unconscious

• To wake someone up

• To invite someone

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13. What does “Knock it off” mean?

• Begin working harder

• Continue talking

• Stop doing something annoying

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14. What does “Know-how” mean?

• Random guesses

• Practical knowledge

• Useless ideas

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15. What does “Know someone like the back of one’s hand” mean?

• To know someone very well

• To meet someone for the first time

• To forget someone completely

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16. What does “Keen” mean?

• Very eager

• Bored and uninterested

• Weak and tired

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17. What does “Keyboard” mean?

• A notebook

• A panel with keys for typing

• A painting tool

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18. What does “Keystone” mean?

• A useless piece

• A side decoration

• The central, most important part