How Text Message Savvy Are You? Quiz!

The correct answer is HUGS, hugs, and Hugs because all three variations are acceptable ways to spell the word "hugs". The question is asking for the correct spelling of the word, and all three variations are valid.

The correct answer is "Great, great, GREAT" because all the options provided are variations of the word "great" but in different capitalizations. The question is asking for the correct spelling of the word "great" in different cases, and the answer includes all the possible variations.

The correct answer is "BEST FRIENDS FOR NOW, best friends for now, Best Friends For Now" because the acronym "BFFN" stands for "Best Friends For Now." This acronym is commonly used to refer to close friends who may not necessarily be lifelong friends but are currently very close. The answer options provided are all variations of the correct interpretation of the acronym.

The correct answer is "If you know what I mean, if you know what I mean, IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN." This is because "IYKWIM" is an acronym that stands for "If you know what I mean." The variations in capitalization are likely due to different users typing the phrase in different ways, but they all convey the same meaning.

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The given answer options are all variations of "little kid in the room". The letters in the question, LKITR, can be rearranged to form this phrase. The answer options also include different capitalization styles, indicating that the phrase can be written in different ways. Therefore, all of the answer options are correct.

The correct answer is "TOO BUSY FOR YOU CUTEY, too busy for you cutey, Too Busy For You Cutey". The answer is correct because it matches the given text "2BZ4UQT" in the same letter case and order.

The correct answer for this question is "Believe It Or Not," "BELIEVE IT OR NOT," "believe it or not." The answer refers to the acronym "BION" which stands for "Believe It Or Not." This acronym is commonly used to express surprise or disbelief in response to a statement or situation. The answer is presented in different capitalization forms to show that the acronym can be written in various ways while still conveying the same meaning.

The given correct answer is a repetition of the phrase "I Am Easy, Are You?" in different capitalization styles. This suggests that the answer is emphasizing the different ways the phrase can be written, possibly indicating that the phrase is a title or a slogan that can be presented in various formats.

The correct answer is "LEARN ONCE, REPEAT EVERYWHERE, learn once, repeat everywhere, Learn Once, Repeat Everywhere." This answer is correct because it accurately represents the given text in terms of capitalization and punctuation. The phrase "LEARN ONCE, REPEAT EVERYWHERE" is written in all capital letters with proper punctuation, while the phrase "learn once, repeat everywhere" is written in all lowercase letters with proper punctuation. The phrase "Learn Once, Repeat Everywhere" is written with the first letter of each word capitalized and proper punctuation.