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If you are "flat out", what have you become?

  1. Extremely tired

  2. Extremely busy

  3. Extremely sick

  4. Extremely anxious
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Flat out' is an idiom that means being extremely busy or working at full capacity, not being tired. The phrase suggests someone is exerting maximum effort or is completely occupied with tasks. It's commonly used in informal English to describe intense work schedules.

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