The English 101 Quiz - 2 tests understanding of common English idioms. It assesses the ability to interpret phrases like 'she lost her head' or 'head in the clouds', crucial for mastering practical language use and enhancing communication skills.
We Had A Great Time
Your Ideas Are Not Realistic
Start Thinking About A Solution
If You See One You See The Other
She Has Too Much To Do Right Now
Don't Let Him Get You Upset
He Brings Home The Family Money
He's Too Busy With Many Things
He's A Frustrated Actor
What You Do Or Say Often Irritates Me
One Solution Solves Two Problems
You Must Survive This Situation
That Is An Insult To Me
He's The Headman
She Is Very Stubborn
She Has Too Much To Do Right Now
We'll Get Items
Don't Let Him Get You Upset
She's Always Has Good Practical Ideas
He Said Something Very Stupid
A Bad Guy Pretending To Be Good
What You Do Or Say Often Irritates Me
He's My Favorite Person
She Did Something Crazy
Start Thinking About A Solution
He's Too Busy With Many Things
It's A Crazy Idea
You've Said Something Offensive
A Bad Guy Pretending To Be Good
His Dice Had Two Ones
Her Ideas Are Not Practical
You Can't Use It And Save It
Here's An Idea Without Too Much Thought
He Has No Courage
She's A Valuable Employee
This Solution Will Distress Her Greatly
I'm In A Dilemma
Start Thinking About A Solution
If You See One You See The Other
I Am Emotionally Involved And Distressed
He's Not Telling The Truth
She's Sweet And Helpful
This Solution Will Distress Her Greatly
They Aren't Listening To You
She Informs On Everybody
Admit Your Error - Solve It And Go On
You Must Survive This Situation
Don't Take More Than Your Share
He's A Frustrated Actor
Start Thinking About A Solution
Try To Keep From Laughing At Them
It Is The Heaviest Rain I Have Ever Seen
She Is Fairly Old
She Eats Little Or Nothing
She's Always Has Good Ideas
One Solution Solves Two Problems
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