Multiple choice

She walked out in a ........

  1. hope

  2. hype

  3. hurdle

  4. hug

  5. huff

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
E Correct answer
Explanation

'In a huff' is an idiomatic expression meaning to leave angrily or in a bad temper. When someone walks out 'in a huff,' they are leaving abruptly because they are offended or angry. The other options (hope, hype, hurdle, hug) do not form this idiomatic structure with 'in a ___'.