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What is the colloquial term of Garbage?

• Trash

• Rubbish

• Dump

• Trash Can

Colloquial term of truck? (May be UK or discussed by our teacher)

• Trolley

• Pickup

• Ranger

• Wagon

1st floor colloquial term?

• Ground floor (may be)

• Flat

• Apartment

• Building

Cutting corners means doing something poorly in order to save time or money but which one of these sentences is correct in these boxes?

• I don't like to cut corners when I have company for dinner.

• These men are cutting corners in their wooden art project.

A dime a dozen means something common, but one sentence is correct in these boxes

• Studying GMRC has become a dime of a dozen for all students worldwide.

• He a found a dime of a dozen in his wallet, so he can buy his new shoes.

It's not rocket science means it's not complicated, but one sentence is correct in these boxes.

• Dealing with calculus is not rocket science.

• Sir, this is not rocket science! Make another rocket relating to science.

Let someone off the hook means to not hold someone responsible for something but one sentence should be the answer in these boxes.

• Will the principal let me off the hook?

• Can you let the fish off the hook, please?

Get something out of your system means do the thing you've been wanting to do so you can move on but one sentence should be correct in these boxes.

• Get something out your system, Mark like buying yourself a cup of hot cocoa.

• I need to get something out of the computer's system.

A reading strategy that involves rapid reading of book

• Skimming

• Scanning

• Extensive reading

• Intensive reading

A reading strategy that allows to look through the book for specifics.

• Scanning

• Skimming