Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

He has had a "Clean Slate" for over 20 years

  1. The students write on clean slates

  2. The meeting is slated for monday

  3. He has a good record of his past life

  4. All slated for conference
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

A 'clean slate' means having no record of past misconduct or mistakes, essentially a good or clear record. Option C correctly interprets this as 'a good record of his past life.' The other options either use 'slate' literally or misunderstand the idiom entirely.

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