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Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: The man who owns the store is (very dishonest).
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. as crooked as a dog's hind leg

  2. as clean as a hound's tooth

  3. as stubborn as a mule

  4. bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

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Correct Option: A

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: We had (an exciting and interesting time) at the conference.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. a cock-and-bull story

  2. a whale of a time

  3. the best-laid plans of mice and men

  4. a bull in a china shop

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Correct Option: B

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: My supervisor is always angry so I do not like to (get into an argument with) her.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. lock horns with

  2. monkey around with

  3. go hog-wild with

  4. make a monkey out of

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Correct Option: A

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: I knew that our company was (supporting someone who could not win) but still we continued to support our candidate in the election.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. killing the fatted calf

  2. making a silk purse out of a sow's ear

  3. backing the wrong horse

  4. separating the sheep from the goats

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Correct Option: C

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: She was (very much in love with) the junior accountant in her office.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. interested in

  2. double dating

  3. head over heels in love with

  4. stealing the heart of

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Correct Option: C

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: The young man seemed to be a wonderful person and before long he had (made the young woman fall in love with him.)
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. become hung up on the young woman

  2. dumped the young woman

  3. found the young woman Mr. Right

  4. stolen the young woman's heart

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Correct Option: D

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: The boy (had strong feelings of love for) the girl in junior high school.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. hit it off with

  2. had a crush on

  3. was attracted to

  4. dated

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Correct Option: B

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: After dating for three years they finally decided to (get married).
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. tie the knot

  2. be good together

  3. kiss and make up

  4. get back together

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Correct Option: A

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: They were very happy at first but after several years their marriage appeared to be (experiencing problems).
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. getting serious

  2. on the rocks

  3. a match made in heaven

  4. puppy love

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Correct Option: B

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: They planned to (get married) in the summer and buy a house together.
general knowledge math & puzzles

  1. pop the question

  2. kiss and make up

  3. hit it off

  4. walk down the aisle together

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Correct Option: D