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Coleby was on the right track when he was in math class. "On the right track means"
What is doing what you need to do in order to meet your goals.
100
Jacob got another "feather in his cap" when he won an award at school. "Feather in his cap" means:
What is "a great honor"?
200
I hit the books to get ready for a reading test. "Hit the books" means
What is to start studying hard?
200
Jenny took her hat off to Jasmine when Jasmine scored the winning goal. "Took her hat off" means:
What is "to admire and respect someone?"
300
Phil always has his nose in a book. "Nose in a book" means:
What is always reading a book?
300
Donny had "ants in his pants" during a school recital. "Ants in his pants" means:
What is "he was restless and could not sit still?"
400
Andrew drew a blank when his teacher asked him what his address was. "Drew a blank" means:
What is didn't have an answer?
400
A man "rolled up his sleeves" when he was going to carry a piano up the stairs. "Rolled up his sleeves means:
What is "he got ready to work hard?"
500
Gavin put two and two together when he realized the boy and girl were sister and brother. What does "two and two together" mean:
What is figure something out?
500
Sal had "something up his sleeve" when he was planning for the big race. "Something up his sleeve" means:
What is "a plan in reserve?"