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C1 News and Media

  •  English    16     Public
    Outcomes
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  • "Whether the allegations were true or not, ______________ and the politician's career never fully recovered"
    mud sticks
  •  15
  • "I knew I had ________________ when my friend became visibly upset by my intrusive comments."
    overstepped the mark
  •  10
  • "While I appreciate his effort, I have _____________ about his questionable methods"
    mixed feelings
  •  15
  • "The government was accused of trying to ___________ the financial scandal __________."
    sweep / under the carpet
  •  20
  • The new video game ______________ debate about the ethics of violent content in entertainment.
    stirred up
  •  15
  • "We had a tiny disagreement, but you've ___________ the whole thing ____________ by not speaking to me for a week
    blown out of the water
  •  15
  • The government is trying to ___________ corruption within the police force.
    stamp out
  •  15
  • After the officical interview, an individual told reporters, ____________, that the senator had been lying
    off the record
  •  5
  • "It was £2! I'm not going to argue over such a _________ sum of money!"
    trivial
  •  15
  • _________ off to the volunteers for working so hard to make the event a success!
    hats
  •  10
  • Synonym for mistake: "She realized her ________ only after she had mistakenly revealed the surprise party plans to the guest of honor"
    gaffe
  •  10
  • Explain the phrasal verb: "The MP is 'up for' taking bribes."
    being accused of
  •  15
  • Explain the term "taking backhanders"
    taking money illegally / under the table (in exchange for favours)
  •  20
  • "What a mess! This place is in/on shambles!"
    in
  •  5
  • Synonym: Indulging / giving in to: Stop __________ to her wishes, it won't end well!
    pandering
  •  20
  • This contract is _______ _______ , it's been court approved
    legally binding
  •  5