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Discovery Quiz – Lesson 19

Guess the correct meaning of each idiom from the context. It’s OK if you get a lot of answers wrong – what’s important is to do your best in trying to figure it out!

Discovery Quiz – Lesson 19

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I liked the movie – I especially got a kick out of the swimming pool scene. Get a kick out of means…
- enjoy or find amusing
- remember
- wanted to see
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We have a lot of work to do, so let’s get cracking! Get cracking means…
- divide up the tasks
- put in lots of energy
- start
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You don’t have to explain everything; I think I get the drift. Get the drift means…
- already know
- understand
- will check later
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After taking four weeks of daily surfing lessons, I finally felt like I was getting the hang of it. Getting the hang of something means…
- an expert in it
- becoming tired of it
- succeeding in learning how to do it
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My brother humiliated me in front of my friends, so I posted some embarrassing pictures of him online to get even. Get even means…
- get attention
- get revenge
- make someone angry
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I have three reports due at the end of January, so I’m getting a head start by writing them in December. Getting a head start means…
- beginning early
- giving tasks to co-workers
- getting feedback on something
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They’ve changed some of the roads in the city center, so it took me a moment to get my bearings. Get my bearings means…
- drive more slowly
- reach my destination
- understand my position
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The first few weeks of college can be overwhelming, but eventually you’ll get into the swing of things. Get into the swing of things means…
- become comfortable with a routine/activity
- get better at your studies
- learn how to make friends
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I didn’t study English last week because I was really busy, but this week I’m going to get back on track. Get back on track means…
- dedicate extra time
- get back to normal progress
- reduce the number of activities
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10. Question
I’m glad I bought this dictionary; I’m going to get a lot of mileage out of it. Get a lot of mileage out of something means…
- spend a lot of money on it
- travel with it
- use it a lot
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