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What does it really mean: "There are butterflies in my stomach!' 

• I'm sad
• I'm loving
• I'm happy
• I'm nervous

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What does it really mean: "She was pulling my leg."

• She grabbed my leg and tugged on it.
• She hurt my leg.
• She was joking with me. 

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Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?
I'm tired. Let's go to bed.

• Let's hit the hay.
• He tried not to "make waves".
• Stuck between a rock and a hard place.

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Poets use figurative language to 

• make poems hard to understand
• create vivid images and convey strong emotions
• as a trick to confuse you

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Which sentence uses the red word in the same way as the sentence below?
I lost my ring in the grass.

• I didn't hear the phone ring.
• Please draw a ring around the correct answer.
• My mother has a beautiful wedding ring.

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The sun gleamed as bright as a lamp.

• smell
• touch
• taste
• see

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Tina ripped the plastic bag and spilled the beans all over the floor.

• Literal
• Non-Literal

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It cost an arm and a leg means:

• it was expensive
• I paid with my arm
• I paid with my leg
• it took my arm and leg

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"I have to find my money. I'll leave no stone unturned!" Raina cried. What does Raina mean?

• She will only look for her monkey in a few places.

• She will look everywhere until she finds her monkey

• She will turn over a lot of stones.

• She will find her monkey under a stone.

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A fish ............got legs.

• do

• does

• hasn't

• has

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