Green Quiz Show on Casual english idioms and Slang

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PowerPoint Presentation : Quiz Show on Casual English @ edupunk

Quiz Show : Quiz Show It mainly focuses on lnformal English, Polite Slang and ldioms

Why Should We need to know informal english : Why Should We need to know informal english We should have a good knowledge about ldioms ,Slang and other lnformal usages to improve our spoken english To get a better understanding while one listen to a native speaker ldioms helps to get a clear idea about the written part (TOEFL &IELTS )spoken part of the language

I take my hat off to all those people who worked hard to get the contract. : I take my hat off to all those people who worked hard to get the contract. (a)  respect (b)  encourage (c)  congratulate (d)  welcome

Correct answer : Correct answer :(c) congratulate

Some of you worked on until the small hours to make it a successful project : Some of you worked on until the small hours to make it a successful project (a)  it was dark outside (b)  it was early in the morning (c)  it was late in the evening (d)  it was late in the day

Correct answer : Correct answer (b) it was early in the morning

I'm sure sometimes you all wanted to call it a day and go home. : I'm sure sometimes you all wanted to call it a day and go home. (a)  stop work (b)  start work (c)  continue working (d)  do it later

Correct answer : Correct answer (a) stop work

The important thing is that as soon as you saw the advantages, you got your teeth stuck into it. : The important thing is that as soon as you saw the advantages, you got your teeth stuck into it. (a)  started to eat (b)  wanted to swallow (c)  got very interested in (d)  wanted to digest

Correct answer : Correct answer (c) got very interested in

I'm also very proud of the way you stuck to your guns. : I'm also very proud of the way you stuck to your guns . (a)  wouldn't go away (b)  wouldn't give up (c)  wouldn't shoot (d)  wouldn't fire

Correct answer : Correct answer (b) wouldn't give up

Frank was an old soldier and lived through many wars. : Frank was an old soldier and lived through many wars. (a)  seen (b)  tasted (c)  enjoyed (d)  experienced

Correct answer : Correct answer (d)  experienced

He had joined the army as a young man because he wanted to live it up a bit. : He had joined the army as a young man because he wanted to live it up a bit. (a)  see the world (b)  experience the discipline (c)  have a good time (d)  learn new skills

Correct answer : Correct answer

He wanted excitement and travel and the army lived up to its reputation. : He wanted excitement and travel and the army lived up to its reputation. (a) came up to (b) came near to (c) went near (d) went beyond

Correct answer : Correct answer (a) came up to

He certainly travelled and there was plenty of excitement, which made it possible for him to live out his dream. : He certainly travelled and there was plenty of excitement, which made it possible for him to live out his dream. a)  show (b)  find (c)  follow (d)  name

Correct answer : Correct answer (c)  follow

He also managed to live off his pay without any problems. : He also managed to live off his pay without any problems. a)  put up with (b)  exist easily on (c)  just get by on (d)  take care of

Correct answer : Correct answer b)  exist easily on

He lived on the simple food provided by the army. : He lived on the simple food provided by the army. a)  ate only (b)  digested (c)  consumed (d)  just managed

Correct answer : Correct answer a)  ate only

For some years he lived in because he liked to be among his comrades. : For some years he lived in because he liked to be among his comrades. a)  stayed in bed (b)  stayed in barracks (c)  stayed indoors (d)  stayed behind

Correct answer : Correct answer (b)  stayed in barracks

He never really enjoyed living out. : He never really enjoyed living out . a)  staying in other accommodation (b)  staying away from home (c)  staying alone (d)  waiting outside

Correct answer : Correct answer a)  staying in other accommodation

He never did anything wrong and so he didn't have to live down any bad reputation. : He never did anything wrong and so he didn't have to live down any bad reputation. a)  make others remember (b)  make others forget (c)  make others recall (d)  make others listen

Correct answer : Correct answer b)  make others forget

He lived out his final days in a small cottage overlooking the barracks. : He lived out his final days in a small cottage overlooking the barracks. a)  numbered (b)  endured (c)  counted (d)  ended

Correct answer : Correct answer (d)  ended

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