Question 1

What does the phrasal verb 'throw yourself into' mean?

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To immerse fully or enthusiastically in something

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To hide from something out of fear

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To physically toss yourself into something

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To give up on something completely

Question 2

What does the phrasal verb 'gives in' imply?

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To yield or submit after a period of resistance or argument

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To be generous and give freely

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To give up completely and abandon

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To give a physical object to someone

Question 3

Which of the following best describes a 'spur of the moment' decision?

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An impulsive decision made without much thought

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A decision based on extensive research

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A strategic decision made after careful consideration

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A decision made by following a pre-determined plan

Question 4

What is a synonym for 'spur of the moment'?

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Impromptu

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Prearranged

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Deliberate

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Calculated

Question 5

Which of the following is the correct usage of the phrase 'spur of the moment'?

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I decided to take a spontaneous trip to the beach, so I packed my things and left - it was a spur of the moment decision.

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We were all prepared for the sudden rainstorm, so it was spur of the moment.

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I had planned the surprise party for weeks, it wasn't spur of the moment.

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I thought about going to the concert for months, so it was a spur of the moment decision.

Question 6

What is the correct usage of the phrase 'bear with'?

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Correct usage: 'Please bear with me while I fix the issue.'

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Correct usage: 'Please bear with me while I fix the issue.'

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Correct usage: 'He always bear with his mistakes.'

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Correct usage: 'I am bear with the situation.'

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Correct usage: 'Let's bear with the difficult times.'

Question 7

What is delayed gratification?

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A willingness to give up immediate rewards for long-term benefits

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A desire to have immediate rewards

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A tendency to ignore long-term benefits

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An expectation of getting immediate rewards

Question 8

Which of the following is an example for lack of planning?

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Procrastinating deadlines

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Taking unnecessary risks

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Making impulse purchases

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Talking without thinking

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