No Bones About It

The skull connects to a major system of bones called the _________________.

• Spinal Column (or Backbone)

• Circulatory System

• Respiratory System

• Appendages

What is the meaning of the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

• Without hesitation or doubt

• To be very thin

• To be very fragile

• To be very strong

Which sentence uses the idiom 'No Bones About It' correctly?

• She was no bones about it when she danced.

• He made no bones about it and told the truth.

• The bones were no about it in the museum.

• No bones about it, the soup was cold.

Identify the part of speech for the word 'bones' in the idiom 'No Bones About It'.

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

What is the grammatical structure of the phrase 'No Bones About It'?

• Noun phrase

• Verb phrase

• Adjective phrase

• Adverbial phrase

Which of the following is a synonym for the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

• Without a doubt

• With hesitation

• With uncertainty

• With reluctance

In which context would you use the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

• Expressing certainty

• Expressing doubt

• Expressing fear

• Expressing confusion

What is the origin of the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

• It comes from a medieval practice of removing bones from soup.

• It originated in the 20th century as a slang term.

• It was first used in Shakespearean plays.

• It is derived from a nautical term.

Which of the following sentences best illustrates the use of 'No Bones About It'?

• No bones about it, she is the best candidate for the job.

• He was no bones about it when he ran the marathon.

• The bones were no about it in the garden.

• No bones about it, the weather is unpredictable.

What is the opposite of the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

• With hesitation

• Without hesitation

• With certainty

• Without doubt