Multiple choice softskills communication

I haven't seen her in a "coon's age"!

  1. a very long time

  2. age of coon

  3. coon hiding the sight

  4. none of the above
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase 'in a coon's age' is an American idiomatic expression that means 'a very long time.' It derives from the raccoon's lifespan and is used colloquially to express that something hasn't happened for an extended period. Options B and C are literal misinterpretations of the idiom.

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