Topic

Communication

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Quizzes in Communication for HSC

Idioms & Phrases

Select the best explanation of Get a word in edgeways.

To have a hidden weakness despite an admirable image
To conform or agree with rules, orders, or a group
To manage to speak when others are talking a lot
On first impression

Correct answer(s):

To manage to speak when others are talking a lot

Idioms & Phrases

Identify the correct meaning of the expression Call to account.

As an extra addition
To be in a very uncertain or dangerous state
As a result of something
With very little warning or preparation time
To demand an explanation or hold someone responsible

Correct answer(s):

To demand an explanation or hold someone responsible

Idioms & Phrases

For HSC English, what is the meaning of By word of mouth?

Through spoken recommendation or information
With very little warning or preparation time
To oppose the usual opinion, trend, or direction
A decisive moment that tests a person, plan, or situation

Correct answer(s):

Through spoken recommendation or information

Idioms & Phrases

Which option gives the closest meaning of At the heart of?

Advice that accepts failure and offers no real hope
As a result of something
To oppose the usual opinion, trend, or direction
Central to the main issue or problem

Correct answer(s):

Central to the main issue or problem

Idioms & Phrases

What does the phrase A moment of truth mean in standard English?

During the most intense or advanced stage of something
A decisive moment that tests a person, plan, or situation
A personal benefit or strong stake in an outcome
With very little warning or preparation time
To begin to understand or deal with a difficult matter

Correct answer(s):

A decisive moment that tests a person, plan, or situation

Idioms & Phrases

Which answer explains A sword of Damocles correctly?

A constant threat or danger hanging over someone
To hurt, wound, or make a successful attack in argument
With general agreement
Very seriously ill or near death
Because of the request or command of someone

Correct answer(s):

A constant threat or danger hanging over someone