Multiple choice softskills communication

Kick the bucket

  1. To waste water

  2. to show anger

  3. to die

  4. to kill someone
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

'Kick the bucket' is a common English idiom meaning to die. Its exact origins are debated but may relate to slaughterhouse practices or suicide methods. It doesn't mean wasting water, showing anger, or killing someone else - it specifically refers to one's own death.

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