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  • To start the meeting, Jenna told a joke to break the ice.
    to leave quickly
    to make people feel comfortable
    to end a friendship
  • He decided to bite the bullet and admit he made a mistake
    to face something difficult bravely
    to punish someone
    to get upset
  • We need to hit the road soon if we want to arrive by noon
    to get angry
    to begin an argument
    to leave or start a journey
  • Her explanation really hit the nail on the head
    to be exactly right
    to finish something quickly
    to make a problem worse
  • I didn't bring up the argument again, I decided to let sleeping dogs lie
    apologize immediately
    do something risky
    Avoid reopening old conflicts
  • We canceled the picnic because it was raining cats and dogs outside.
    raining heavily
    raining lightly
    not raining
  • Maria stayed home because she was feeling under the weather
    to feel sick
    to be unlucky
    to be confused
  • I'm exhausted. I'm going to hit the hay early tonight.
    To start working hard
    To go to sleep
    To get mad
  • People joke that their old car is going to kick the bucket soon
    to die or stop working
    to celebrate
    start a new journey
  • "Break a leg!" shouted the director before the show
    good luck
    hurry up
    be careful
  • We only go out to eat once in a blue moon
    late a night
    often
    rarely
  • Don't spill the beans about the surprise party!
    to get angry
    to reveal a secret
    to drop something important
  • John let the cat out of the bag about the vacation plans
    Accidentally revealed a secret
    to start a fight
    to make a mess
  • The new phone cost me an arm and a leg
    very expensive
    very dangerous
    very confusing
  • The math test was a piece of cake.
    Very easy
    impossible
    delicious
  • She was on cloud nine after getting the job offer
    lost in a thought
    extremely happy
    very sad
  • Losing that job was a blessing in disguise
    Something good that first seems bad
    A lucky guess
    A generous gift
  • She was burning the midnight oil studying for exams
    fixing a mistake
    wasting time
    staying up late
  • I sent the email, so now the ball is in your court
    someone is watching you
    you made the wrong decision
    it's your responsibility to act now
  • She bent over backward to help the new employee
    to change plans
    to avoid responsibilty
    tried very hard to help
  • We don't have much time, so let's cut to the chase
    avoid the truth
    start an argument
    get to the point
  • When the tech team fixed the first computer bug, they quickly realized it was only the tip of the iceberg. More hidden problems kept appearing as they looked deeper.
    The biggest and most obvious part of a problem
    Something that is easy to understand
    A small visible part of something much larger and more compl
  • Marcus kept interrupting his teacher even after she warned him twice. By the third time, his classmates were whispering that he was walking on thin ice and might get sent to the principal’s office.
    Working very slowly on a task
    Feeling calm and confident
    Being in a risky situation