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This is a...

• metaphor
• simile
• rhyme
• poem

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Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?
John met the President.

• John rubbed elbows with the President
• John was a cheetah
• John pulled the wool over his eyes.

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Arlene turned the radio up full blast, but her brother told her to turn it down because he had a headache.

• so it exploded
• as loud as it would go
• quickly
• as quiet as it would go

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It is important to remain calm during a fire drill. 
What is a synonym for the word calm?

• nervous
• quiet
• rowdy
• excited

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The movie star’s large and beautiful home was palatial.

• ugly
• tiny
• for dogs
• like a palace

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My teeth chattered as the temperature dropped.

• hear
• hear and touch
• see and smell
• taste

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The phrase “a number of things” is formal for:

• Something
• One
• Lots of stuff
• Too much to count

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To write someone back, is to:

• receive
• occupy
• conclude
• reply

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What does “she has a green thumb” really mean?

• She is really good at gardening.
• She spilled green paint  on her thumb.
• Her fingernails are painted green.

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The rope was wound around his ankles. 

•  tied around (rhymes with pound) 
•  an injury (rhymes with moon)

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