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1. What does "You get on my nerves" mean?
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Explore common English idioms with 'Test Your English 101 Skills - 2'. This quiz assesses your understanding of phrases like 'fall flat on his face' and 'watch your mouth', enhancing your communication skills and idiomatic knowledge.

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2. "You've got to get up your nerve", means what?
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3. What does the saying "Watch your mouth!" mean?
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4. What is a verb?
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5. Which one of these words indicates position?
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6. What does the saying "That'll boggle your mind" mean?
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7. "He'll fall flat on his face", means what?
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8. What does the phrase, "He put his foot in his mouth" mean?
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9. When work is published under a writer's own real name, what is that called?
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10. What is a fictitious name used by an author?
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11. What is a place name derived from geographical feature?
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12. What is a name consisting of three words?
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13. The word "bumbersoll" is a slang term for which of these items?
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14. Choose the best definition of "gnomon"?
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15. What is the definition of the word "sabulous"?
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What does "You get on my nerves" mean?
"You've got to get up your nerve", means what?
What does the saying "Watch your mouth!" mean?
What is a verb?
Which one of these words indicates position?
What does the saying "That'll boggle your mind" mean?
"He'll fall flat on his face", means what?
What does the phrase, "He put his foot in his mouth" mean?
When work is published under a writer's own real name, what is that...
What is a fictitious name used by an author?
What is a place name derived from geographical feature?
What is a name consisting of three words?
The word "bumbersoll" is a slang term for which of these items?
Choose the best definition of "gnomon"?
What is the definition of the word "sabulous"?
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