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English Expressions Quiz

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Fun practice for Primary 2

by Fatma Ahmed
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1. Which school do you attend?

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2. Are you enjoying it there?

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3. What does 'It's not bad.' mean?

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4. What does 'Good luck with that' mean?

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5. What does 'Break a leg' mean?

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6. Complete the dialogue: A: Which school do you attend? B: I'm attending ____ right now.

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7. Choose the best response: A: Are you enjoying it there? B:

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8. Match the expression with its meaning: 1) It's not bad. 2) Good luck with that. 3) Break a leg.

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9. Complete the dialogue: A: Are you enjoying it there? B: ____

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10. True or False: 'It's not bad.' can mean 'It's OK' in everyday English.

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‘I'm attending ABC right now.’ is the correct response to the question asking about the school.

This matches the given expression about enjoyment.

'It's not bad.' means 'It's OK'.

‘Good luck with that’ is a wish of success.

'Break a leg' is a wishing expression, not about breaking a leg.

Fill the blank with the school name from the lesson.

Best fit keeps meaning of the expression.

Correct matches the intended meanings.

Response should reflect the given expression about enjoyment.

The phrase commonly means OK.

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