Honestly, It Would Shock Me If You Can Answer 15 of These 20 English Questions Correctly 😲

What do you call an argument between two people?

• Quidnunc

• Quota

• Quilt

• Quarrel

What does the phrase "sitting duck" mean?

• Someone who sits on their porch all day

• Someone in a vulnerable position

• Someone who always orders fish at a restaurant

• Decoy

Feeling queasy is also referred to as feeling:

• Nauseus

• Nausious

• Nousious

• Nauseous

Speed signs aren't posted here when someone says "The sky's the ___". What final word will complete the phrase?

• Bluest

• Limit

• Cloudiest

• Highest

Complete this idiom: Hoist with your own ___.

• Jack

• Mistake

• Selfishness

• Petard

Which word refers to a type of writing paper, usually with matching envelopes?

• Stationery

• Stationary

Complete this idiom: Not what it was ___ up to be.

• Dreamed

• Cracked

• Showed

• Thought

Here's the halfway point! What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

• There is no difference

• A metaphor is a more elaborate description of a simile

• Simile makes a comparison while a metaphor describes equivalence

• A simile is spoken while a metaphor is written

What does "umbrage" mean?

• Resentment

• Utter confusion

• Bright sunshine

Which is NOT an antonym of interesting?

• Insipid

• Galvanizing

• Monotonous

• Platitudinous

Due to a sheep's lack of manual dexterity, they wouldn't be much use if asked to make a "sheepshank". What is this?

• A woollen garment

• A type of knot

• A Middle Eastern cooking oven

• A type of hand-woven headgear

You're almost at the end, I promise. Someone nameless or incognito is referred to as:

• Anonamous

• Anonomous

• Anonimous

• Anonymous

Which word refers to a small, rounded, compressed mass of a substance?

• Pellet

• Pallet

• Palette

• Palate

Here's the final question: in which of these shapes does pure refined sugar normally not come?

• Lumps

• Crystals

• Cubes

• Lozenges