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Choose the meaning that matches Make way for.

to have too little of something
to allow space or opportunity for something else
before a particular time or event
said to hope that good luck continues

Correct answer(s):

to allow space or opportunity for something else

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What does the idiom Lay emphasis on usually mean?

to be accepted as something or someone
to make a sudden loud noise or explode
to honor someone who has died
to give special importance to something

Correct answer(s):

to give special importance to something

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Select the best interpretation of Mind your language.

to reserve something for a special purpose
altogether or as a total
to speak politely and avoid rude words
to understand how something is done

Correct answer(s):

to speak politely and avoid rude words

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Which choice shows the idiomatic meaning of Lay the foundation?

to establish the basic support for future success
to return money or repay a wrong
to make a special effort to help or do something
not at all

Correct answer(s):

to establish the basic support for future success

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Which answer best represents Lead the way?

to deliberately start an argument
to guide others or go first
to review or examine carefully
for the purpose of doing something

Correct answer(s):

to guide others or go first

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How should a reader understand Leave behind?

to recover or survive a difficult situation
to manage without something
instead of someone or something
to fail to take someone or something, or move ahead of them

Correct answer(s):

to fail to take someone or something, or move ahead of them

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Which choice gives the proper meaning of Let alone?

to save something or stop considering it temporarily
not to mention; even less
to be involved in many activities
looking for something

Correct answer(s):

not to mention; even less

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What idea does Live up to express?

to propose or suggest something
to have many duties or problems to deal with
to meet expectations or standards
despite something

Correct answer(s):

to meet expectations or standards

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Which option has the same general meaning as Look down upon?

to recommend or speak favorably about someone
to think someone is inferior
to barely avoid danger or trouble
despite difficulty, danger, or opposition

Correct answer(s):

to think someone is inferior

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Which answer gives the closest meaning of Look into the matter?

to apply an idea or plan in real life
to have an advantage over others
during the time before something else happens
to investigate or examine a problem

Correct answer(s):

to investigate or examine a problem

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Which meaning fits the phrase Look on the bright side?

to behave as if one is more important than others
with complete effort and sincerity
to think about the hopeful part of a situation
almost at the same time, often with a contrasting idea

Correct answer(s):

to think about the hopeful part of a situation

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Choose the correct meaning of Look through.

to extinguish something or stop it from burning
to examine or read something quickly
to stop or prevent progress, speech, or action
considering something

Correct answer(s):

to examine or read something quickly

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Pick the option that best matches Make allowances for.

to consider difficulties or special circumstances
to provide a place for someone to stay
to remain true or valid
to remain willing to consider new ideas

Correct answer(s):

to consider difficulties or special circumstances

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Which option best explains the expression Make light of?

to understand the mood or situation around you
to continue resisting or lasting
to treat something as less serious than it is
to keep something away or under control

Correct answer(s):

to treat something as less serious than it is

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What does the idiom In due course usually mean?

to treat something as less serious than it is
at the proper time
to behave as if one is more important than others
to be involved in many activities

Correct answer(s):

at the proper time

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Select the best interpretation of Keep track of.

complete or absolute
to agree with or support an idea
to monitor or record something carefully
after some time has passed

Correct answer(s):

to monitor or record something carefully

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Which choice shows the idiomatic meaning of In favor of?

supporting or approving something
to understand or see something with difficulty
to extinguish something or stop it from burning
to have many duties or problems to deal with

Correct answer(s):

supporting or approving something

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Which answer best represents In keeping with?

in agreement or harmony with something
to use a difficult situation as well as possible
to provide a place for someone to stay
to barely avoid danger or trouble

Correct answer(s):

in agreement or harmony with something

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How should a reader understand In memory of?

to honor someone who has died
to compensate for something
to understand the mood or situation around you
to have an advantage over others

Correct answer(s):

to honor someone who has died

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Which choice gives the proper meaning of In no way?

to allow space or opportunity for something else
wake up and become active
not at all
with complete effort and sincerity

Correct answer(s):

not at all

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