Sarcasm
Idiom
Indirect request
Sarcasm 2
100

Imagine it is raining heavily outside. A person looks out the window and says, 'What a perfect day for a parade!' What is the most likely intent behind this statement?

They are being sarcastic because the weather is actually unsuitable for a parade.

100

"That's a piece of cake!" What does this mean?

That was very easy.

100

"I don't think I have anything to write with."

Can you get me a pencil?

100

"Mmm. Mystery meat. My favorite." What is the literal meaning?

This lunch is gross. 

200

A student accidentally knocks over a tower of blocks their friend spent an hour building. The friend sighs and says, 'Oh great, I really wanted to start over from scratch.' What does the friend really mean?

The friend is annoyed they now have to start over. 

200
"I'm under the weather." What does this mean?

"I don't feel well."

200

"Wow, it's really hard to hear myself think in here."

Can you please quiet down?

200

"Yeah, I'm basically a human calculator." What is the literal meaning?

I'm bad at math.  

300

Someone asks a chef who has just finished a long shift, 'Are you tired?' The chef rolls their eyes and says, 'No, I’m ready to run a marathon.' What does the chef mean?

The chef is very tired from the long shift and rolling their eyes tells us they are annoyed by this question. 
300

"Break a leg!" What does this mean?

"Good luck!"
300

"There are a lot of papers on the floor by your desk."

Can you pick up the papers by your desk?
300

"I've never been more thrilled in my life." What is the literal meaning?

That movie was boring. 

400

A friend walks into a pole while looking at their phone. Someone says, "Wow, you’re a real athlete, aren't you?" What is the friend pointing out?

Making fun of how their friend tripped. 

400

"I've got cold feet" What does this mean?

"I'm nervous"
400

"That pizza smells amazing."

Can I have a slice?

400

"I love standing in the freezing cold. It's so refreshing." What is the literal meaning?

"I don't like waiting in the cold."

500

Someone cooks a meal that is clearly burnt to a crisp. Their friend says, "Mmm, I’ve always preferred my toast with a hint of charcoal." What does the friend mean?

They are making fun of how poorly their friend cooked the meal. 

500

"Let's call it a day" What does this mean?

"We can be done for the day."

500

"I'm almost out of battery on my phone."

Can I use your charger?

500

"Take your time! No rush at all!" What is the literal meaning?

"Hurry up!"