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@gilliantill1214 Thanks for participating! Truly impressive-well done on getting a perfect score!

@sarahcornell9921 Great job! Glad you enjoyed the quiz. Stay tuned for more challenges!

@A.SBeling Thank you for taking on the challenge! A score of 20/30 is a great effort. Regarding "unbridled," both "controlled" and "restrained" can indeed serve as opposites, though "controlled" is often a more direct antonym in many contexts. I appreciate your keen observation. More exercises are on the way-stay tuned!

@paulahasratian3263 Thank you so much for participating in the challenge! I appreciate your dedication and keep up the great work.

@lynndewitt2152 Thank you for participating! Scoring 30/30 is impressive, especially with a few tricky ones in the mix. I appreciate your effort and engagement-well done!

Exactly i was also thinking the same.

@alanwalker1207 Thank you for your valuable feedback! While some words may have multiple opposite meanings in different contexts, the answers provided are the most appropriate or commonly used in standard usage. I always strive for accuracy and will continue to refine my content to ensure the best learning experience for my viewers. I truly appreciate your engagement and insights!

@alanwalker1207 Thank you for participating and sharing your answers! You've listed some great antonyms, and while all of them are related in meaning, some are more commonly used as direct opposites of 'unbridled' than others. Appreciate your effort and engagement!

@CharoletteKolding Thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts! "Eagles don't catch flies" is a proverb used in some cultures to express the idea that great people don’t bother with trivial matters. It may not be as widely known as others, but it has been cited in various sources. Your experience as an EFL teacher for 64 years is truly admirable, and I deeply appreciate your engagement with the content.

@talebabdessalam6228 Thanks for taking on the challenge! I appreciate your effort and kind words. Well done on your score, and I hope you enjoy more challenges ahead!

@@joycehenderson4178 Thank you for taking on the challenge and for your participation. Keep it up!

@marglarente8940 Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and participating.

@talebabdessalam6228 Thank you for watching and engaging with the challenge! ‘Prodigy’ and ‘genius’ do have similarities, but there’s a slight difference. A prodigy is usually someone, often young, who demonstrates exceptional talent at an early age, while a genius refers to a person with extraordinary intellectual ability or creativity, regardless of age. Both are impressive in their own right! Appreciate your support and participation.

​​@@thelighthouse13 so why do you keep two options for a question which are nearly synonyms. You should avoid it in your future videos.

@edgargajo4451 20/30 is a great effort! Thank you for watching and engaging with the challenge!

@anitawright7169 Thanks for participating! Great job on scoring 18/30. Keep practicing, and you'll be hitting that perfect score in no time!

@סופיגנויאר Wow, 28/30 is an impressive score! Well done! I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz. Thanks for participating and for being a part of The Lighthouse community!

@SriAiyerRS That's an impressive score! Well done! Glad you enjoyed the challenge, and thank you for being a part of the journey.

@shamnathan816 21 is a great score! Thank you for taking on the challenge and giving it your best. Keep exploring and learning-I'm sure you'll do even better next time!

@JaniceLee-e7z That’s an impressive score! Well done, and thanks for taking on the challenge. Glad to have you here!

@anitawright7169 That's an impressive score! Thank you for taking on the challenge and for being a part of The Lighthouse community. Keep up the great work!

@bigpumpkin22 25/30 is a great score! Well done! Glad you enjoyed the quiz, and I appreciate you sharing that historical insight. Thanks for taking part and for your support!

@fabiansalazar6050 Hello! Thanks for watching.

@סופיגנויאר Thank you so much for participating! I'm glad the quiz kept you on your toes. Your feedback means a lot, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to engage with the content. Stay tuned for more quizzes like this one!

@RajaKhan-ct5xh Thank you for your feedback and for taking on the challenge! I appreciate you watching and engaging with the content. I'll keep this in mind for future videos to ensure the examples are more readable. Your support means a lot!

@shamsqamar9243 Thank you so much for participating! Scoring 28 is impressive, great job! Keep up the fantastic work!

@anitawright7169 Great job! 24/30 is impressive. Keep it up, and thanks for participating!

@anitawright7169 Thanks for taking on the challenge and participating.

@anitawright7169 That’s an incredible score! Thanks for taking on the challenge and participating. I truly appreciate your engagement. Keep it up.

@A.SBeling Thank you for participating! A score of 25/30 is impressive. I'm glad you found the challenge interesting and valuable for enhancing your semantic skills. Keep up the great work.

@joycehenderson4178 Thanks for participating! 25 is an impressive score. Keep it up!

@deborahlucus5530 That's an amazing score! Well done, and thank you for taking on the challenge. I truly appreciate your participation.

@shyamalganguly3598 21/30 is a great effort! Thanks for taking on the challenge and participating. Keep going-you’ll hit 30/30 in no time!

@סופיגנויאר Thank you so much for participating! Scoring 26/30 is impressive-great job! I really appreciate your effort and enthusiasm. Keep up the great work!

@DonnaFerguson-l4y Thank you so much for participating! Scoring 23/30 is still impressive, and it's clear you're putting in the effort. Keep up the great work, and don't be discouraged!

@juanita-qz6db 26/30 is an impressive score! Thanks for taking on the challenge. Keep up the great work!

@debrafirestone861 Thank you so much for participating! That's an impressive score, and I'm really glad you gave it a try. Keep up the great work!

@SriAiyerRS Great job scoring 29/30! I appreciate your feedback and have already implemented both suggestions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

@sarahcornell9921 That's an impressive score! I'm glad you enjoyed the challenge. Thanks for watching and participating!

@SriAiyerRS Thanks for your feedback.

@shyamalganguly3598 That's an amazing score! Thanks for participating in the challenge. I hope you enjoyed the challenge. Keep up the great work!

@wendyluckie4537 That's an impressive score! Thanks for taking on the challenge and for watching.

@wendyluckie4537 Thank you for participating! Glad you enjoyed the background music.

@shyamalganguly3598 24/30 is a great score! Well done, and thanks for taking on the challenge. Keep it up!

@סופיגנויאר Thanks for participating! Idioms can be tricky, but with time, they get easier. Hope you'll try again!

@GianlucaMariaLecchi Thanks for your feedback! That’s a great point about pronunciation-I’ll keep it in mind for future videos. I really appreciate your support!

@JuneDOSSETT Thanks for watching! 'Ballpark' is another common idiom meaning an estimate or rough range. As for 'grin and bear it,' the correct spelling is indeed 'bear,' meaning to endure something difficult with a smile. 'Bare' refers to something uncovered. Hope this helps!