Text Talk Challenge - For The Parents

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Text Talk Challenge for Parents! Do you know what your children really mean when they send text messages? Take this quiz and find out.

Text Talk Challenge - For The Parents - Quiz

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  • 2. 

    PIR

    Explanation
    The given answer is "Parents in Room, parents in room, PARENTS IN ROOM". This suggests that the acronym "PIR" stands for "Parents in Room". The variations in capitalization indicate that the acronym can be written in different formats while still conveying the same meaning.

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  • 3. 

    143

    Explanation
    The given answer is a repetition of the phrase "I Love You" in different cases, namely, all lowercase, with the first letter capitalized, and all uppercase. This suggests that the answer is emphasizing the importance of the phrase and expressing love in different ways.

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    GNOC

  • 5. 

    GYPO

  • 6. 

    MOS

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "MOM OVER SHOULDER", "mom over shoulder", and "Mom Over Shoulder". These phrases are all abbreviations commonly used in online messaging to warn someone that their mother is watching or nearby. It is a way to let the person know that they should be cautious about what they say or do.

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  • 7. 

    HAK

    Explanation
    The given answer is a list of variations of the phrase "Hugs and Kisses" written in different capitalization styles. The phrase "Hugs and Kisses" is commonly used to express affection or love towards someone. The variations in capitalization do not change the meaning of the phrase, as they are simply different ways of writing it.

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    1174

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Nude Club, nude club, NUDE CLUB" because the question is asking for the correct answer to the given options, which are all written in the same format. Therefore, the correct answer is to list all three options exactly as they are given, with the first letter capitalized in each option.

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    KPC

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Keeping Parents Clueless". The answer is repeated three times, with the same capitalization, indicating that it is the correct answer. Additionally, the given acronym "KPC" is expanded as "Keeping Parents Clueless" in all three instances, further confirming the correct answer.

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    LMIRL

    Explanation
    The given correct answer "Lets Meet In Real Life, lets meet in real life, LETS MEET IN REAL LIFE" is an acronym for LMIRL. It suggests that LMIRL stands for "Lets Meet In Real Life" and is used as a way to express the desire to meet someone in person rather than just communicating online or through virtual means. The answer is provided in different capitalizations to show that the acronym can be written in various formats while conveying the same meaning.

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