idioms and Slang

Question 1

When something happens 'out of the blue,' does it happen predictably or unexpectedly?

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1

Question 2

If you are feeling 'under the weather,' are you feeling very energetic or slightly unwell?

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x

Question 3

If a task is described as a 'piece of cake,' what does that imply about its difficulty?

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2

Question 4

The slang term 'no cap' is used to emphasize that someone is telling the truth.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 5

What does it mean to 'spill the tea' in slang?

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Share gossip

Question 6

If someone asks 'Am I trippin’?', what are they questioning?

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1

Question 7

The idiom 'once in a blue moon' signifies something that happens very frequently.

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x

Question 8

When you 'hit the book,' what action are you taking?

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Study

Question 9

What does the slang term 'lowkey' generally imply?

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1

Question 10

The idiom 'bite the bullet' means to avoid a difficult situation.

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x

Question 11

What does it mean to be 'on cloud nine' or 'over the moon'?

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1

Question 12

The slang expression 'I'm dead' or 'you cracked me up' indicates that something was extremely funny.

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o

Question 13

What does the slang phrase 'that hits different' suggest about an experience?

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2

Question 14

The idiom 'break a leg' is used to wish someone bad luck before a performance.

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x

Question 15

What does it mean to 'take the L' in slang?

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1

Question 16

The slang phrase 'You do you, I do me' implies a mutual agreement to respect individual choices and lifestyles.

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o

Question 17

What does it mean when someone describes something as 'Ate' or 'Lit' in slang?

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1

Question 18

If you hear someone say 'Speak of the devil,' what usually happens next?

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1

Question 19

The idiom 'hit the book' means to avoid studying.

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x

Question 20

The slang term 'You good? We good?' is used to check if someone is in trouble.

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x

# 1

Multiple Choice

When something happens 'out of the blue,' does it happen predictably or unexpectedly?

# 2

OX

If you are feeling 'under the weather,' are you feeling very energetic or slightly unwell?

# 3

Multiple Choice

If a task is described as a 'piece of cake,' what does that imply about its difficulty?

# 4

OX

The slang term 'no cap' is used to emphasize that someone is telling the truth.