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Joke and Laugh Idioms

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  • Fill the blank: “When I saw the video of the cat dancing, I laughed my ______.”
    head off
  • The punchline of a joke is…
    The first sentence
    The explanation
    The final part that makes it funny
  • What does “laugh something off” mean?
    To tell a funny story
    To pretend something doesn’t bother you
    To make someone else laugh about a problem
  • What does “to have the last laugh” mean?
    You make everyone laugh accidentally
    You laugh louder than everyone
    You succeed after others doubted you
  • “I’m an idiom used when someone stops joking and starts being serious.”
    joking aside
  • Guess the idiom: “A situation so embarrassing that everyone is laughing at you.”
    a laughing stock
  • What does “be in stitches” mean?
    You’re laughing so much you can’t stop
    You’re confused about a joke
    You’re hurt from laughing
  • Choose the best idiom: “You think it’s funny now, but you won’t later.”
    You’ll laugh on the other side of your face.
  • “It’s not funny at all. Stop laughing — this is not a ________.”
    laughing matter
  • If you get the giggles, you…
    Try not to laugh, successfully
    Start laughing uncontrollably
    Tell a joke
  • Guess the idiom:“You suddenly start laughing loudly and unexpectedly.”
    burst out laughing
  • Fill the blank: “When we realised we had the same outfit on, we ______ out laughing.”
    burst
  • Something is not serious; people think it’s silly and not important.
    no laughing matter
    joking aside
  • Which idiom means “to begin laughing very suddenly”? A. laughing aside B. joke aside C. burst out laughing D. it’s a joke
    C
  • Guess the idiom: “You find something ridiculously funny and can’t stop giggling.”
    laugh your head off
  • “When the teacher said we all had to retake the exam, everyone suddenly stopped laughing.”
    joking aside
    laugh your head off
    laugh on the other side of his face
  • Someone who is witty is…
    Funny in a clever, quick way
    Funny only when telling long stories
    Funny but very rude
  • What idiom fits? “Your team lost 12–0. Everyone is making fun of you.”
    You’re a laughing stock.
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  • If a student says “My exam result is a joke,” what do they mean?
    It’s ridiculously bad or unfair.
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