Final lexical test

We had great weather last week, but it's been _________ (= raining heavily) all weekend long.

• cracking it down

• chucking it down

• cutting it down

• chuckling down

They tried to keep the boss _________ (= unaware) about their scheme, but she found out about it anyway.

• out of sorts

• out of touch

• out of the loop

• out of tune

The two brothers always _________ (= stay close to each other) at school.

• stick together

• set together

• get together

• sort together

"To rake up" means...

• to talk about sth unpleasant which should be forgotten

• to cook something, especially sth tasty

• to make an unrealistic promise

• to achieve great results, to be successful

Choose the synonym of the expression "It's my cup of tea":

• it's up my city

• it's up my street

• it's up my road

• it's up my country

What do you say when the person you were talking about appears unexpectedly?

What phrase has this meaning: to make an unrealistic promise?

Come on, Dean, I know you can figure this out on your own. Use your __________!

How do we say "С прошедшим днем рождения" in English?

Your son blames mine for their fight at school, but it _______________. (= meaning that they are both responsible)