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  • After all the fires we’ve had recently, the rainstorm was a blessing in disguise.
    Something that appears bad at first, but ends up being good
    A angel disguised as a person
    Something disguised as something else
    A free gift
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  • When my friend told me I could trust her I said, “Actions speak louder than words.”
    What you say is more important than what you do.
    What you do is more important than what you say.
    You should use hand movements when you speak.
    You shouldn't move your hands when you speak.
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  • Stop beating around the bush and tell me why you came home late.
    To become very angry about something.
    To ambush someone.
    to hit a small tree with a stick
    Avoid saying what you mean, because it's uncomfortable
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  • The craft we worked on in art class was a piece of cake.
    A piece of cake
    To offer food to a poor person
    Something unhealthy
    an easy task to complete
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  • A new iPad costs an arm and a leg.
    Paying off a debt in small amounts each week
    Very expensive
    Something which you can only buy with body parts
    Very cheap
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  • The yellow pencils on my desk are a dime a dozen.
    Very expensive
    Not common at all
    Very yellow
    Something common
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  • When my friend arrived late to the meeting because she spilled coffee all over her shirt, I said to her, “Better late than never.”
    Better to arrive late than not to come at all
    Better to be early
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  • I guess I need to bite the bullet and go talk to the principal.
    To eat something made of metal
    To eat something crunchy
    To be happy to talk
    To get something over with
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  • Break a leg tonight!
    Good luck
    Don't get hurt
    I hope you fall down
    Try not to fall
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  • Thank goodness, it’s time to call it a day!
    Say it's a great day
    End your day, go home
    Call your best friend's home
    Call your mom at home
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  • He’s new to our class, cut him some slack!
    Don’t be so critical, judgemental.
    Don't be so nice
    Cut him a slice of pizza
    Cut him a stack of papers
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  • If you want to do well on this project, it’s important to not cut any corners.
    Drive carefully around a corner
    Concentrate on something
    Tip toe around a corner
    Skip steps, sometimes to save time or money
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  • When I was learning how to skateboard my brother said to me, “Easy does it!”
    Go super super super super fast
    Go fast
    Go super super super super duper fast
    Slow down
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  • The substitute teacher told the principal, “When the bell rang, the class got out of hand.”
    Hands are cold
    Pick up something
    Get out of control
    Get quiet
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  • When the student kept asking if he could color a picture, the teacher said, “Yes go ahead so you can get it out of your system.”
    Color beautifully
    Do the thing you’ve been wanting to do so you can move on
    Color patiently
    Work on a math project
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  • You better get your act together or you’re going to get a minor.
    Do better
    Get in trouble
    Practice your acting skills
    Do well in a play
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