IDIOMS
PHRASAL VERBS
ADJECTIVES
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
SYNONYM
100

"Getting that luxury car will cost an arm and a leg, but he's determined to make it happen."

IT IS EXPENSIVE

100

TO SEE OR MEET SOMEONE UNEXPECTEDLY....what is the expression?

BUMP INTO

100

somebody who makes good decisions based on reason and practical thinking

SENSIBLE

100

What literary device is 'A BLANKET OF SNOW'

METAPHOR

100

significantly wound

considerably hurt, severely injured

200

"After a long day at work, I can't wait to hit the sack and get some rest."

go to bed.

200

it will disappear, not stay for long.....what is the expression

blow over

200

SOMEONE WHO TRIES TO BE MORE IMPORTANT, KNOWLEDGEABLE OR CULTURED THAN THEY REALLY ARE

PRETENTIOUS

200


"Even though they disagreed on key issues, the loyal opposition worked constructively with the government to ensure balanced decision-making."

Identify the Lit.device and state what it is



Loyal opposition; oxymoron

200

digress

WANDER, SWERVE, DEVIATE, STRAY

300

"You've been quiet for a while—a penny for your thoughts?"

asking someone what they are thinking

300

"At the karaoke night, she grabbed the mic and sang loudly her favorite song with full enthusiasm."

belted out

300

behaves confidently and is not frightened to say what they want or believe:

ASSERTIVE

300

You can tune a guitar but you can't tuna fish.....

What is the Literary device?

PUN; PLAYING ON THE WORD 'TUNE' AND ITS PRONUNCIATION

300

Fortuitously

accidentally, casually, by chance, randomly

400

The old computer finally bit the dust

to fail or be defeated

400

YOUR TEACHER ASKS TO DO SOMETHING..YOU CAN SAY DON’T WORRY ABOUT IT, I WILL DO RIGHT AWAY


WHAT CAN YOU SAY INSTEAD OF 'WILL DO RIGHT AWAY'

KNOCK OUT- TO PUT IT UP, PREPARE IT 

400

using only a few words or lasting only a short time:


BREVITY; His essays are models of clarity and brevity.

400

"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."

what is it?

antithesis; Antithesis is a figure of speech that juxtaposes two contrasting or opposing ideas. 

400

TURPITUDE

DECEPTION, IMMORALITY, DEPRAVITY

USED AS ....SOCIAL TURPITUDE REIGNED DURING THE OPPRESSIVE REGIMES.....

500

"He barely made it to the meeting on time by the skin of his teeth."

just barely manage to do something

500

I HAVE BEEN FORKING OUT ON EVERYTHING


WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE PHRASAL VERB 'FORKING OUT '

 SPENDING MONEY ON A LOT OF THINGS

500

having or showing a strong wish to take things for yourself, usually using unfair methods or force:


Rapacious

500

"Since he's currently between jobs, he's using the time to update his skills and network."


Identify the literary device...state its kind

euphemism; A euphemism is an agreeable expression used in place of a negative or unpleasant word or phrase 

500

ECHELON

CLASS, POSITION, LEVEL...USED AS UPPER ECHELONS OF SOCIETY...