POSH People | 6 Minutes English | BBC Program
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This is where people are ________ by their class according to the number of social and financial factors.
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Clasified
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Verified
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Categorised
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A. ClasifiedExplanation
This is where people are classified by their class according to the number of social and financial factors.Rate this question:
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Yeah, so that people that are ________ as working class, middle class, or upper class.
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Clasified
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Verified
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Categorised
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A. CategorisedExplanation
The correct answer is "categorised". This word is used to describe the process of organizing or grouping people into specific classes or categories based on their social or economic status. In this context, it suggests that people are being sorted or classified into different classes such as working class, middle class, or upper class.Rate this question:
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Which member of the pop group The Spice Girls was nicknamed Posh Spice?
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Emma Bunton
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Geri Halliwell
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Victoria Adams
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A. Victoria AdamsExplanation
Victoria Adams was nicknamed Posh Spice in the pop group The Spice Girls.Rate this question:
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The word "Posh" describe something _______ and expensive.
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Elegent
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Diligent
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Citizen
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A. ElegentExplanation
The word "Posh" is used to describe something elegant and expensive. It suggests a high level of sophistication, refinement, and luxury. This word is commonly used to describe luxurious and high-end items, places, or lifestyles.Rate this question:
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The word "POSH" stands for:
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Port Out, Starboard Home
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Pork Out, Sand Home
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Poke Out, Sander Home
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A. Port Out, Starboard HomeExplanation
The correct answer is "Port Out, Starboard Home." This acronym, "POSH," originated in the early 20th century and was used by British passengers traveling by ship. It referred to the more desirable cabins on the port (left) side of the ship when traveling outward and on the starboard (right) side when returning home. These cabins were believed to receive less direct sunlight, providing a more comfortable journey in warm climates.Rate this question:
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