Zip Your Lip

The video begins with a discussion about a sweater's color, highlighting differing opinions and the importance of politeness. It then explains the idiom 'zip your lip', detailing its meaning and historical context. The video concludes with light-hearted remarks about conversation and timing.

What is the main reason Max is told to 'zip his lip'?

• He is sharing a secret.

• He is interrupting someone.

• He is being rude about a sweater.

• He is talking too loudly.

What does the phrase 'zip your lip' mean?

• To speak louder.

• To sing a song.

• To keep quiet or stop talking.

• To open up and share your thoughts.

When did the phrase 'zip your lip' become popular?

• In the 1980s.

• In the 1920s.

• In the 1940s.

• In the 1960s.

What phrase was used before 'zip your lip'?

• Shut your trap.

• Button your lip.

• Close your mouth.

• Seal your lips.

What is the tone of the conversation towards the end?

• Sad and melancholic.

• Angry and confrontational.

• Light-hearted and humorous.

• Serious and tense.