"We must make due with what we have even if it's not enough." What is wrong with this sentence?
There is nothing wrong.
"It's" should not have an apostrophe.
There should be a comma after "have".
The expression is "make do", not "make due".
Her eyes were sparkling stars on her face. Is this a metaphor or a simile?
Simile
Metaphor
Neither
Both
"An expression which has lost its effectiveness due to frequent use and familiarity". Which of the following answers has this definition?
Acronym
Metaphor
Simile
Cliche
According to the phrase, where might one keep skeletons?
The basement
Underground
The attic
The closet
Which of these words would NOT be an appropriate synonym for the word "ramifications"?
Consequences
Upshots
Results
Connotations
Being in a tough, sticky situation can also be described as being in a what?
Pod
Pickle
Cucumber
Sprout
How would you fill in the following old phrase: "a ___ late and a ___ short"?
Hour/foot
Month / marble
Day/dollar
Week / nickel
Which phrase is the most similar to "I smell a rat"?
D) A and B
A) I have a sneaking suspicion
C) If you can't stand the heat
B) Something smells fishy
There is a rock musician with a 'pulicine' stage name. What animal is this band member named after?
"Emoticon" is a combination of the words "emotion" and...
Lexicon
Silicon
Iconic
Icon
Which word is spelled correctly?
Callendar
Calender
Calendar
Calinder
Which word refers to a flat transport structure, which supports goods in a stable fashion while being lifted by a forklift or crane?
Pellet
Palate
Palette
Pallet
You're at the halfway point! What did curiosity do to the cat?
Startled it
Excited it
Killed it
Angered it
Which word is NOT an antonym of boring?
Lackadaisical
Tantalizing
Absorbing
Beguiling
What do you plant for your heirs, rather than for yourself?
Walnuts and pears
Peaches and pears
Cherries and pears
Apples and pears
Which is NOT a synonym for "begin"?
Inaugurate
Initiate
Induce
Inhibit
What kind of pot is said never to boil?
Cooking
Blackened
Watched
Cold
If you don't know the answer to something, you might tell your friend...
"You've got the best of both worlds."
"I'm playing devil's advocate."
"Your guess is as good as mine."
"I'm on cloud nine."
If you're trying to impress coworkers with tons of ideas, what are you unpacking?
Bag of tricks
Itchy feet
A cross to bear
Cloud on the horizon
Which word describes being careful in one's speech or actions, especially in order to avoid causing offense?
Which of the following idioms means the same thing as "spill the beans"?
Almost there, I promise. Which of these words is NOT synonymous with "sheepish"?
What word completes this idiom that means to deprive somebody of their livelihood: take the ___ out of someone's mouth?
And finally, which of the following forms of government is not based on religious principles or affiliation?
Plutocracy
Hagiocracy
Hierocracy
Theocracy
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