Understanding 'Over' Expressions in English

What does the word 'over' generally imply when used in English vocabulary?

• A lack of something

• Too much or too many

• An exact amount

• A positive situation

If someone is 'overreacting', what are they doing?

• Staying calm

• Reacting excessively

• Ignoring the situation

• Being indifferent

What does it mean if a song is 'overplayed'?

• It is played only once

• It is played at a low volume

• It is never played

• It is played too frequently

What does 'overbooked' mean in the context of a hotel?

• The hotel is under renovation

• The hotel is empty

• The hotel has too many reservations

• The hotel has too many rooms

If something is 'over your head', what does it mean?

• It is physically above you

• It is confusing or not understood

• It is too simple

• You understand it perfectly

What happens when a bank account is 'overdrawn'?

• You have no transactions

• You have withdrawn more money than available

• You have a positive balance

• You have extra money

What does 'overloaded' typically refer to?

• Being perfectly balanced

• Being underutilized

• Having too much work or projects

• Having too little work

What does 'overstocked' mean in a store context?

• The store is new

• The store has too few products

• The store has too many of a product

• The store is closed

What does it mean if someone is 'overfriendly'?

• They are unfriendly

• They are too friendly

• They are indifferent

• They are hostile

What does the expression 'start all over' mean?

• To skip a step

• To begin again

• To finish something

• To stop midway