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english slang idioms answer 1
He finally found his dream house and it was for sale. He said to himself, "By hook or by crook, that house will be mine no matter how much it costs me."

Correct answer: (b) hook

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english slang idioms answer 2
"Hasn't Tommy grown a lot? He was a foot shorter a year ago. He is growing by leaps and bounds," Cindy said to Maxine.

Correct answer: (b) leaps

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english slang idioms answer 3
He had built the house and barn by the sweat of his brow. It had been hard and had taken years but the results were breathtaking and just how he wanted them to be.

Correct answer: (c) sweat

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english slang idioms answer 4
"Sir, I just called a halt to operations due to a safety issue. The conveyor belt is off its rollers and is caught in the machine. Can you tell me who to call to have it fixed?" Fred asked his boss.

Correct answer: (a) halt

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english slang idioms answer 5
"I lost a hundred dollars last night playing poker. I had a four-card flush but I was betting like I had the flush. I thought I had tricked everyone and then Derrick called my bluff," Paul said to Maureen.

Correct answer: (c) bluff

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english slang idioms answer 6
"I am sorry, guys. I am going to call it a night and go home to bed. I'll see you guys next week," Bill said to the group.

Correct answer: (a) night

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english slang idioms answer 7
"Tammy and I aren't dating anymore. We kept fighting and we finally decided to call it quits," Jake told his brother.

Correct answer: (d) call

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english slang idioms answer 8
"Boys! Settle down and quit calling each other names. It isn't nice," Sam told the kids.

Correct answer: (c) names

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english slang idioms answer 9
"Don't you feel bad about people losing their jobs as a result of your restructuring the company?" the reporter asked the CEO. The CEO responded, "No, I don't. If I didn't restructure the company everyone at this company might have lost their job because we wouldn't be able to compete anymore. You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs."

Correct answer: (c) omelet

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english slang idioms answer 10
He really wanted to quit smoking cancer sticks but it is hard to quit. He tried to quit smoking cigarettes before and had not been able to quit.

Correct answer: (c) cancer

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