Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the option that best expresses the meaning of the idiom which is underlined.

I have no time for nonsense. Just give me the lowdown.

  1. the main points

  2. full disclosure

  3. the important details

  4. some clues
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'The lowdown' means the complete, truthful information about something - especially the hidden or confidential details. In this context, the speaker wants full disclosure without any nonsense or evasion. 'Main points' and 'important details' are too general, while 'some clues' suggests incomplete information. 'Full disclosure' best captures the idiom's meaning of complete truth.

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