Multiple choice general knowledge I'm afraid you can't enter this bar because you are ____. without age under age underneath at age Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself B Correct answer Explanation 'Under age' is the correct idiom meaning not yet old enough for something (here, legally too young to enter a bar). 'Without age' and 'at age' are not idiomatic, and 'underneath' is a preposition meaning 'below' something physically.