English Grade 12_Nov'6th,2025

Question 1

Which idiom means to laugh heartily and without restraint?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 2

The phrase 'to be rolling in the aisles' suggests someone is laughing uncontrollably.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 3

What does it mean to 'have a good laugh'?

Accepted Answer

Enjoyable laughter

Question 4

If someone tells a 'dry joke', what is it likely to be like?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 5

The idiom 'to be on the same wavelength' can be related to sharing a similar sense of humor.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 6

What idiom describes a sudden burst of happiness or excitement?

Accepted Answer

Joyful outburst

Question 7

If a situation is described as 'a barrel of laughs', what does it imply?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 8

To 'get a kick out of something' means to find it amusing or enjoyable.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 9

What is the meaning of the idiom 'to be in stitches'?

Accepted Answer

Laughing uncontrollably

Question 10

Which idiom means to be extremely happy and excited?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 11

The phrase 'to have the last laugh' means to be victorious after initial setbacks.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 12

What does it mean to 'chuckle'?

Accepted Answer

Quiet laugh

Question 13

If a joke 'falls flat', what happened?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 14

The idiom 'to be on cloud nine' signifies a state of extreme happiness.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 15

What does it mean to 'poke fun at someone'?

Accepted Answer

Tease gently

Question 16

Which idiom means to be happy and carefree?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 17

The phrase 'to laugh up your sleeve' means to laugh secretly or inwardly.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 18

What is the meaning of 'a wry smile'?

Accepted Answer

Amused irony

Question 19

If someone 'can't help but laugh', what does it mean?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 20

The idiom 'to be in high spirits' suggests a state of happiness and good mood.

Accepted Answer

o