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Donna is the apple of my eye.
a) Someone who is liked a lot.
b) Someone who is a good chef.
c) Someone who wears glasses.
What is
a) Someone who is liked a lot.?
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Tanner passed the test with flying colors.
a) With the help of crayons.
b) With great success.
c) With colored paper.
What is
b) With great success.?
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Grayson always eats like a horse.
a) One who prefers oats.
b) One who whinnies while eating.
c) One who eats a lot.
What is
c) One who eats a lot.?
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That sunrise took my breath away!
a) To be awed by great beauty.
b) To be out of breath.
c) To be awake at sunrise.
What is
a) To be awed by great beauty.?
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When it comes to dancing, I have two left feet!
a) To get new shoes when you go dancing.
b) To dance with two left shoes.
c) To be an awkward dancer.
What is
c) To be an awkward dancer.?
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That math homework was easy as pie.
a) Something that uses apples.
b) Something that goes well with pie.
c) Something that is very easy.
What is
c) Something that is very easy.?
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Susan was tickled pink to hear the good news.
a) To be very happy about something.
b) To turn red when you are tickled.
c) To use a pink crayon when you tickle someone.
What is
a) To be very happy about something.?
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We thought Mom was going to have a cow when saw our messy room.
a) To be upset or mad about something.
b) To give birth to a cow.
c) To start cleaning.
What is
a) To be upset or mad about something.?
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The Wilson girls were at each other’s throats again!
a) To stand side by side.
b) To put on neckties.
c) To argue a lot.
What is
c) To argue a lot.?
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My best friend, Sandy, and I are like two peas in a pod.
a) They both enjoy vegetables.
b) They are very close.
c) They both have an iPod.
What is
b) They are very close.?
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Jack’s eyes were bigger than his stomach.
a) To get way more than you could eat.
b) To have large eyes.
c) To have a smaller than usual stomach.
What is
a) To get way more than you could eat.?
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Sammi was green with envy when she heard Amy had tickets to the concert.
a) To be sick and turn green.
b) To be very jealous.
c) To have tickets that are green.
What is
b) To be very jealous.?
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Leon was just crying wolf. There was no real emergency.
a) To warn of a real emergency.
b) To warn that wolves are nearby.
c) To warn of a danger that is not real.
What is
c) To warn of a danger that is not real.?
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Tanda was a bundle of nerves before giving her speech in class.
a) To be tangled up in something.
b) To deliver a speech flawlessly.
c) To be very nervous about something.
What is
c) To be very nervous about something.?
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Gina wore her sparkly red dress and looked like a million dollars.
a) To look very good.
b) To look like a president.
c) To look through binoculars.
What is
a) To look very good.?
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Tina found herself in a pickle when she locked her keys in her car.
a) To be without food or nutrients.
b) To be in trouble or in a bind.
c) To be unable to drive one’s car.
What is
b) To be in trouble or in a bind.?
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Dan tried taking the cookies, but he was caught red handed.
a) To catch someone eating cookies.
b) To catch someone with red hands.
c) To catch someone in the middle of doing something wrong.
What is
c) To catch someone in the middle of doing something wrong.?
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Shelton didn’t know about the surprise party until Carson let the cat out of the bag.
a) To keep a secret about a party.
b) To have a party that surprises guests with cats.
c) To tell about something that is supposed to be a secret.
What is
c) To tell about something that is supposed to be a secret.?
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Mother jumped down my throat when I came home later than my curfew.
a) To jump on someone’s throat.
b) To suddenly become angry.
c) To jump up and down excitedly.
What is
b) To suddenly become angry.?
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When Jay won tickets to the concert he was on cloud nine.
a) To win tickets to something.
b) To be very happy.
c) To take a trip to somewhere.
What is
b) To be very happy.?
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Tess would always walk on eggshells when her sister was in a bad mood.
a) To step in such a way that the eggs do not break.
b) To keep eggs for those who get upset.
c) To be careful someone doesn’t get mad.
What is
c) To be careful someone doesn’t get mad.
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Out of the blue, Jennifer stopped being my friend.
a) Without warning.
b) Without the color blue.
c) To be friendless.
What is
a) Without warning.?
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Jon didn’t like the color of the bike Dad bought him, but he did not want to look a gift horse in the mouth.
a) To only like horse’s of different colors.
b) To complain that you didn’t like a gift.
c) To prefer to ride bikes instead of horses.
What is
b) To complain that you didn’t like a gift.?
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Henry’s whining really started getting on my nerves!
a) To be irritating.
b) To be on top of someone.
c) To be a big baby.
What is
a) To be irritating.
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I had to put in my two cents worth when we were planning our family vacation.
a) To put in your own comments.
b) To give money to something.
c) To set a budget for a vacation.
What is
a) To put in your own comments.?