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english slang idioms answer 1
When Christopher Reeves died, many mourned the passing of a guy who seemed larger than life.

Correct answer: (b) life

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english slang idioms answer 2
"Hey, Mike, it's Henry. The guys and I are going out for drinks as kind of a last hurrah before shipping out to Iraq. Do you want to come?"

Correct answer: (d) hurrah

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"That hoodlum thinks that he got away with my car scott free. I'll have the last laugh though I'll see him in jail! I got a picture of him and the police think that they know who it is," Millie said to Geraldine.

Correct answer: (b) laugh

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english slang idioms answer 4
His last-ditch effort to save his company had failed and he knew now that he would have to file for bankruptcy.

Correct answer: (d) ditch

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english slang idioms answer 5
"I love hanging out with your brother. That guy is hilarious! He's a laugh a minute!" Jane told Roxanne.

Correct answer: (c) laugh

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english slang idioms answer 6
"When I see Zack, I am going to smack him. He put my junior high school pictures on the internet. You know, when I had braces and blue hair? I'm now the laughing stock of the whole school," Melissa told Stacey.

Correct answer: (d) stock

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english slang idioms answer 7
"I am so glad that you came over and talked to me. I feel so much better. Laughing did me a lot of good," Percy told Lucy. "I have always believed that laughter is the best medicine," she replied.

Correct answer: (b) laughter

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english slang idioms answer 8
He saw Mr. Smitch and quickly ducked into the nearest store. Mr. Smitch was kind of a law unto himself. He had a tendency of telling people what they needed to hear, according to his opinion, no matter who it was or whether it may any sense at all. He had recently insulted some policeman by saying that they were corrupt even though they were not.

Correct answer: (b) himself

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english slang idioms answer 9
"Sorry about that, Steve. I heard the kids fighting and had to go lay down the law. They are behaving now," Millie told him.

Correct answer: (c) law

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english slang idioms answer 10
"I feel bad for Maude. A used salesman led her up the garden path and sold her a car. Unfortunately, all the good things he told her about the car weren't true. That car has been in the shop since she bought it," Lisa told Beth.

Correct answer: (b) garden

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