A2 Spelling Quiz: Subjects and Restaurant

Study Notes

Geography (地理 di li): Study of Earth's landscapes, environments, and the relationships between people and their environments.
History (历史 li shi): Exploration of past events, societies, and significant historical figures.
Physics (物理 wu li): Sciences focused on matter, energy, and the fundamental forces of nature.
Chemistry (化学 hua xue): Study of substances, their properties, interactions, and transformations.
Biology (生物 sheng wu): Exploration of living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, evolution, and distribution.
Maths (数学 shu xue): Study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns through various branches including algebra, geometry, and calculus.
Physical Education, PE (体育 ti yu): Focus on physical fitness, sports, and health education.
Music (音乐 yin yue): Study of musical theory, history, composition, and performance.
Art (美术 mei shu): Exploration of visual arts including techniques, history, and appreciation of artworks.

Restaurant (餐厅 can ting): A place where meals are prepared and served to customers.
Fast food (快餐 kuai can): Quick-service restaurants offering pre-prepared food for immediate consumption.
Menu (菜单 cai dan): A listing of food and drink items available at a restaurant.
Cutlery (餐具 can ju): Tools used for eating, typically knives, forks, and spoons.
Utensils (餐具 can ju): General term for tools used during cooking and eating.
Knife and fork (刀叉 dao cha): Essential cutlery items for eating solid foods.
Spoon (汤匙 tang chi): Utensil used for eating liquid or semi-liquid foods.
Chopsticks (筷子 kuai zi): Traditional Asian eating utensils made of elongated sticks.
Bowl and plate (碗盘 wan pan): Dishware for serving and consuming food.
Salty (咸 xian): A flavor descriptor indicating the presence of sodium.
Sweet (甜 tian): A taste associated with sugars and certain compounds.
Bitter (苦 ku): A strong taste often associated with certain plant materials.
Spicy (辣 la): Flavor profile characterized by heat, commonly from chili peppers.
Sour (酸 suan): A sharp taste often associated with acidic substances.

I hope to do things I've never done before (我想尝试没做过的事情 wo xiang chang shi mei zuo guo de shi qing): Expression of eagerness to try new experiences.
The teacher is serious (老师很严肃 lao shi hen yan su): Description of a teacher's demeanor as strict or stern.
Last for years (持续很久 chi xu hen jiu): Indicates a prolonged duration.
Almost immediately (几乎马上 ji hu ma shang): Suggests very prompt action or response.
Take ages (花很长时间 hua hen chang shi jian): Describes a process that requires a long time.
Explain clearly (解释清楚 jie shi qing chu): Request for a thorough and understandable explanation.
The phone was repaired quickly (手机修理很快 shou ji xiu li hen kuai): Indicates a swift service in repairing a mobile device.
There is a special offer (特别优惠 te bie you hui): Refers to a promotional discount or deal available.
Did not notice (没注意到 mei zhu yi dao): Expression of oversight or inattention.
The teacher was mad (老师·很生气 lao shi hen sheng qi): Describes a teacher's anger or frustration.