What does "restive" mean?
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Magnificent!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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To make someone happy or elated means to:
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That's great!
Not quite.
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"Open a can of ___." What should go in the blank of this phrase?
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Slay!
Doh! 🤬
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How would you describe a conversation that completely lacks importance?
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You've got it! 🥳
Not quite right. 😢
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In the common saying, where might a clumsy bull cause chaos?
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Impressive! 👍
I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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When you've reached "the end of your rope," which specific place can you also land on?
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Fabulous!
Not quite.
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To require or demand is also to:
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Superb!
Doh! 🤬
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Which of these sentences correctly uses "surreptitious"?
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You've nailed it!
I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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What does it mean to "bilk" someone?
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Good job!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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According to the proverb, a stitch in time saves how many?
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Great!
Doh! 🤬
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What words are missing from the expression "Don't ___ the ___ unless you can walk the walk"?
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Fabulous!
Not quite right. 😢
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An oddity or peculiarity can also be seen as an:
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Fantastic! 🥳
I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔
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Which of these results in indecision?
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You've nailed it!
Doh! 🤬
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Which of these is an example of a hyperbole?
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Spot on! 🥳
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Words that sound alike but have different meanings are called:
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Bravo!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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If you get caught up in "minutia," what are you dealing with?
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Nice going!
Having difficulty with this one?
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What does "onus" mean?
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Good job!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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"An ___ and a ___." What should be in the blanks in this common expression?
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Was that too easy for you?
Doh! 🤬
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Someone might use the proverb, "Never judge a book by its cover," in response to someone else who said...
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Slay!
Not quite.
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Everyone left Beth alone because she was in a "fractious" mood. What was Beth like?
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Hooray! 🥳
Not quite right. 😢
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Which sentence uses an apostrophe correctly?
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That's right!
Not quite.
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A moral sense of right and wrong is a:
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Good job!
That was incorrect.
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Which of these words means "essential" or "required"?
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Hooray! 🥳
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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Being a "bundle of nerves" mean you're harboring what?
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Right on! 👊
Uh-oh. That was incorrect. 😔
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What's a "rainmaker"?
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You've nailed it!
That was incorrect.
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