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Question 1:
"Then, at five in the morning, my husband took the garbage out and I thought it was the burglar again. I was*^*scared to ....... again so I hit him with my umbrella when he came through the door," she said and laughed. A. sleep
B. laugh
C. work
D. death
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English Slang Idioms (215) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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Some questions from the same exam
- "I went to the Department of Motor Vehicles and it took forever and a ....... to simply renew my registration. I*^*hate that place," May told Maxine.
- "I know that you are mad at your best friend right now but you have been friends for years. Is it that important?*^*I think you need to ....... and forget sometimes and move on," Danny's mom told him.
- "Hey Jed, it time to ....... over that bicycle I paid you for. You said you would bring it by in a week but it's*^*already been two weeks," Chris said.
- "I am sorry, Honey. I have to go into work. I know it's our day together but there was a ....... up at the plant that*^*requires my attention � something about a broken pump," Jake said to his wife.
- "I am sorry. I am not in the right frame of ....... to go to the river with everyone today. I am very angry and*^*wouldn't have or be much fun," Lisa said to Tim, Rob, and Tina.
- "The boss gave me a ....... hand to get my project completed and I am very happy. Now I don't have to ask*^*permission to do things twenty times a day," Ken said to Vince.
- "We saw a mouse in our place the other day and my roommate completely ....... out. She refused to go back in*^*the house until the pest control company came. They couldn't come until the following day so she slept in the*^*shed," Marcie said to Lila.
- "After you told me about the burglar who hit the neighborhood two blocks away, I could swear I heard*^*something outside my window last night. I was ....... out of my wits! It turned out it was a fat raccoon," Bethany*^*told her friend Isabella.
- "Then, at five in the morning, my husband took the garbage out and I thought it was the burglar again. I was*^*scared to ....... again so I hit him with my umbrella when he came through the door," she said and laughed.
- His parents told him that if he didn't get better grades, they would stop paying for his school tuition. They told*^*him to stop "frittering ......." his time. He hated when they said things like that.*^*
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