Assessment PR 4

I don't want another boss; however, _____...

• sit on the fence

• better the devil you know

• no-brainer

You're not sure if you should marry Ed? He's good-looking, intelligent, and kind. C'mon, it's a _______!

• cherry picked

• the lesser of two evils

• no-brainer

I've finally decided to ______; I'm getting a tattoo!

• take the plunge

• sit on the fence

• against my better judgement

You can't _____ any longer - you have to decide whose side you're on.

• take the plunge

• sit on the fence

• hedge your bets

He ______ the data to support his point of view.

• cherry picked

• sat on the fence

• took the plunge

Match to the similar sentence: Eating a good breakfast is much more important than eating a good dinner.

• Eating a good dinner is not as nearly as important as eating a good breakfast.

• Eating a good dinner is as nearly as important as eating a good breakfast.

Match to the sentence that's similar: The sun penetrates light fabrics more than dark fabrics.

• The lighter the fabric, the less the sun penetrates it.

• The lighter the fabric, the more the sun penetrates it.

Match to the sentence that's similar: In some cultures, smiling at strangers can seem insincere.

• In some cultures, the more you smile at strangers, the more sincere it can seem.

• In some cultures, the more you smile at strangers, the more insincere it can seem.

Match to the sentence that's similar: Sleeping on your side is less good for you than sleeping on your back.

• Sleeping on your back is far better for you than sleeping on your side.

• Sleeping on your back is more better for you than sleeping on your side.

Match to the sentence that's similar: Around the world, driving on the right is more common.

• Around the world, people more commonly drive on the right.

• Around the world, people more common drive on the right.