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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You can't judge a book by its cover
an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do
that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say
Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance
to nearly everything about a topic
saved by the bell
an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do
that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say
Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance
to nearly everything about a topic
that's all she wrote
an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do
that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say
Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance
to nearly everything about a topic
wrote the book on it
to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people
to get a new start or a second chance
Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance
to know nearly everything about a topic
on the same page
to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people
to get a new start or a second chance
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
wipe the slate clean
to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people
to get a new start or a second chance
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
hit the books
when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.
to get a new start or a second chance
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
truth is stranger than fiction
when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.
to get a new start or a second chance
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
walking encyclopedia
to know nearly everything about a topic
to start over usually because something failed
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
back to drawing board
when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.
to start over usually because something failed
an incredibly knowledgeable person
study with concentrated effort
