The meaning of an idiom "the apple of one's eye." ...

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The meaning of an idiom “the apple of one’s eye.”

A. A person who is considered as favourite

B. A person who likes to eat an apple.

C. A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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What is the compound subject in the sentence below?

Macie and I are excited about the upcoming trip to Chicago.

A. Macie, I

B. are excited

C. upcoming trip

D. Macie, Chicago

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The idiom “on the ball” is closest in meaning to:

A. Play game

B. On time

C. Doing a good job

D. Calm down

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He ____ for the Google since 2014.

A. has worked

B. is working

C. was working

D. worked

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Any of the acts of Parliament passed from 1709-1869, requiring that private lands to be fenced off from the common lands

A. Enclosure Act

B. Industrialization

C. Capital

D. Cottage Industry

E. Factory