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english slang idioms answer 1
"I heard someone outside my window last night and my blood turned to ice. I was so scared! It turned out that my husband realized, in the middle of the night, that he had forgot to lock the shed and it was him that I was hearing," Jamie told Dorothy.

Correct answer: (c) ice

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"I hated elementary school. I got picked on a lot and have tried to blot the whole experience out of my memory," Chad told David.

Correct answer: (a) blot

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english slang idioms answer 3
"I am sorry that I am late for dinner," Jack told his friends. "I had a blow out on my way here and had to put on my spare tire. You can see the little spare tire from here."

Correct answer: (c) blow

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James was surprised that Jack had blown the lid on his criminal plans. He offered Jack a lot of money to look the other way but he refused. He just didn't think that he would call the police on him too.

Correct answer: (b) lid

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"You can yell at me until you are blue in the face. I am still not going to miss my prom because I am grounded. I am going and that is it," Jamie told her dad.

Correct answer: (a) blue

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It looked like it was a blue Monday for about half of the staff members. They looked depressed, tired and like they wanted to be anywhere but the office.

Correct answer: (d) blue

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english slang idioms answer 7
He couldn't believe his stupidity. The boss started in on him asking why he had been late — and he had blurted out that he had accidentally forgot to set his alarm when he had gone to bed late last night.

Correct answer: (b) blurted

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His plan to get all of his chores done by 1 o'clock in the afternoon was coming apart. He got bogged down by three different friends stopping by, unexpectedly, and he was way behind schedule.

Correct answer: (c) bogged

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Computer technology changes so often that it is often hard to keep up with the newest programs. Each time a new program comes out, there is enough information that one has to learn to boggle the minds of even the very intelligent.

Correct answer: (b) boggle

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Lucy and her boyfriend had been harboring a growing resentment toward each other. Finally, one night, he started in on her about not taking back the movies and she finally reached her boiling point. She told him everything that she hated about him and then some.

Correct answer: (b) boiling

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