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• Don't put all your eggs in one basket means:

a.Do not risk everything but placing too many

hopes on one job or project. b. Do not hurt yourself by carrying one large load. c. Breakable things should be wrapped and carried in separate containers.

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• Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs means:

a.Do not make things too easy for others by taking away challenges. b. Do not ask a person to do something that is unsafe or dangerous to them.

c. Do not try to teach someone who is older and more experienced than you.

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• To have egg on one's face means:

a. To feel like a fool.

b. To visit a health spa.

c. To have a healthy glow.

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• To kill the goose that lays the golden egg means:

a. To prepare a feast to mark a special occasion.

b. To destroy something that is valuable or profitable to you.

c. To blame some who makes a very large and embarrassing mistake.

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• The expression "If you run after two hares you will catch neither" means:

a. Greed results in failure.

b. Fitness is a big concern

c. You can not do two things well at the same time.

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•What bird is cooked for Christmas dinner?

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•Where are the presents kept before opening them?

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•What kind of songs are sung?

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•Before electricity, these were put on the trees?

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•What is a common four letter abbreviation of Christmas?

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•What colour is Santa's suit?

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•What night does Santa come?

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•What do children hang up for Santa to put the toys in? back

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• What is Santa's lead reindeer called?

Rudolph

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•Who helps Santa to make toys at the North Pole?

ELFESback

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1.If you are dressed up to the ___ , you are wearing fancy clothes.

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1.If you begin to draw conclusions about something, you put two and ___ together.

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1.If you understand immediately what someone is trying to say, they might say to you "Got it in ___ ." one

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1.Things that are very cheap and common are ___ a penny. ten

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•Someone who looks out for number ___ is someone who only thinks about his or her interests.

one

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• Wow! It's raining cats and dogs today! I wish I'd brought my umbrella to school!

a. I forgot my umbrella today.

b. It's raining heavily.

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• When I told my mom I would be

home around 2 a.m., she had a cow!

a. My mom bought a baby cow.

b. My mom is really strange.

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? 2 o’clock – два чаcа утра

- два часа дня

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•As ___ as a mule.

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•As ___ as a fox.

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•He was all ears when his boss talked.

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• If someone said, "You are the bomb!" she or he probably would be telling you:

• a. You have a bad temper. • b. You are a war weapon. • c. You are exceptional and/or wonderful.

• d. You are happy.

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• What does it mean "to take down" an enemy?

• a. To take the enemy's pictures off the wall.

• b. To kill the enemy.

• c. To make friends with the enemy

• d. To ignore the enemy.

• e. To unite with the enemy for a common goal.

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• What does it mean to "live and let live"?

• a. To live forever. • b. To stay alive as long as you can.• c. To do what one wishes and let others do the

same. • d. To save dying animals. • e. To resist aging.

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• What does it mean to "ace a test"?• a. To earn an "A" or "100%" on an exam or

assignment. • b. To skip the test.

• c. To fail the test even after studying. • d. To play cards instead of taking the test. • e. To throw the test away.

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• To "egg on" means to ___.•

a. encourage

• b. discourage

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• "In the soup" means ___.•

a. in serious trouble

• b. having a good time

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• If it's "just your cup of tea", it is ___.

•a. perfect

• b. all wrong

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• If you are "cool as a cucumber", you are ___.

• a. panicked

• b. calm

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• If you "have a finger in the pie", you are ___ in something.

• a. involved

• b. disinterested

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Correct the Mistake1. I eat Japanese food for lunch yesterday.

2. I will borrow you $100.

3. He's hobbies are listening to music and fishing.4. Two of my sister are students.5. She don't like taking a trip with her family.

6. My father name is John Kelly.

7. Please borrow me your car.8. At the second floor of my house is my bedroom.

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Correct the Mistake1. I ate Japanese food for lunch yesterday.

2. I will lend you $100.3. His hobbies are listening to music and fishing.4. Two of my sisters are students.5. She doesn't like taking a trip with her family.6. My father’s name is John Kelly.

7. Please lend me your car.

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If you buy a dozen eggs you get …. ?

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A person with a pair of gloves has …

gloves.

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A trio has …. musicians.

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A child becomes a teenager at … age .

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