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Idioms & Phrases

Which option gives the closest meaning of Have the courage of one’s convictions?

To act according to one’s beliefs despite pressure
To avoid discussing or hide something unpleasant
After taking all facts and circumstances into account
To fail completely or produce no result
An urgent effort to finish something before a deadline

Correct answer(s):

To act according to one's beliefs despite pressure

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For HSC English, what is the meaning of For once and for all?

Hidden from public view or not openly known
A final desperate attempt to solve a problem or avoid failure
A personal benefit or strong stake in an outcome
Finally and permanently

Correct answer(s):

Finally and permanently

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Identify the correct meaning of the expression At the threshold of.

A personal benefit or strong stake in an outcome
Something done only to achieve a larger purpose
At the beginning or edge of a new stage
A clear practical example or warning

Correct answer(s):

At the beginning or edge of a new stage

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In English grammar, how should As clear as day be understood?

Very severe competition in which people may act ruthlessly
To demand an explanation or hold someone responsible
Unfair treatment
Very obvious or easy to understand

Correct answer(s):

Very obvious or easy to understand

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For HSC English, what is the meaning of At a disadvantage?

In a less favorable or weaker position
With serious risk to oneself
If necessary, especially in a difficult situation
So honest or respectable that no one is likely to suspect wrongdoing

Correct answer(s):

In a less favorable or weaker position

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What idea is expressed by At a moment’s notice?

To support or defend a person, idea, or cause
With very little warning or preparation time
By honest or dishonest methods
To have a lasting and powerful influence
To understand something after thought or investigation

Correct answer(s):

With very little warning or preparation time

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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

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What idea is expressed by A race against time?

By a very narrow margin
An urgent effort to finish something before a deadline
To sound convincing or believable
Much better than others of the same type
An act that breaks confidence, honesty, or responsibility

Correct answer(s):

An urgent effort to finish something before a deadline

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