# 1Multiple Choice
Which idiom means to laugh heartily and without restraint?
To crack a smile
To laugh your head off
To chuckle
To grin from ear to ear
English Grade 12_Nov'6th,2025
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# 2True/False
The phrase 'to be rolling in the aisles' suggests someone is laughing uncontrollably.
# 3Short Answer
What does it mean to 'have a good laugh'?
Enjoyable laughter
# 4Multiple Choice
If someone tells a 'dry joke', what is it likely to be like?
Very loud and boisterous
Subtle and understated, often with a deadpan delivery
Filled with puns and wordplay
Easily understood by everyone
# 5True/False
The idiom 'to be on the same wavelength' can be related to sharing a similar sense of humor.
# 6Short Answer
What idiom describes a sudden burst of happiness or excitement?
Joyful outburst
# 7Multiple Choice
If a situation is described as 'a barrel of laughs', what does it imply?
It's very serious and somber.
It's extremely boring.
It's very funny and enjoyable.
It's a difficult situation.
# 8True/False
To 'get a kick out of something' means to find it amusing or enjoyable.
# 9Short Answer
What is the meaning of the idiom 'to be in stitches'?
Laughing uncontrollably
# 10Multiple Choice
Which idiom means to be extremely happy and excited?
To be down in the dumps
To be over the moon
To be fed up
To be under the weather
# 11True/False
The phrase 'to have the last laugh' means to be victorious after initial setbacks.
# 12Short Answer
What does it mean to 'chuckle'?
Quiet laugh
# 13Multiple Choice
If a joke 'falls flat', what happened?
It was very funny.
It was not funny at all.
It was too complicated.
It was offensive.
# 14True/False
The idiom 'to be on cloud nine' signifies a state of extreme happiness.
# 15Short Answer
What does it mean to 'poke fun at someone'?
Tease gently
# 16Multiple Choice
Which idiom means to be happy and carefree?
To have a chip on your shoulder
To be on top of the world
To be in a pickle
To bite the bullet
# 17True/False
The phrase 'to laugh up your sleeve' means to laugh secretly or inwardly.
# 18Short Answer
What is the meaning of 'a wry smile'?
Amused irony
# 19Multiple Choice
If someone 'can't help but laugh', what does it mean?
They are trying to be polite.
They find something extremely funny.
They are suppressing their laughter.
They don't understand the joke.
# 20True/False
The idiom 'to be in high spirits' suggests a state of happiness and good mood.
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