@pomegranatekiwi8736 Thank you so much for participating! Scoring 24/30 is a fantastic achievement-well done! I really appreciate your effort and support. Keep up the great work, and I hope you'll join in on future challenges!
@dtklokg Thank you so much for taking part and for your kind words! Scoring 26/30 is fantastic, and I'm glad you found the test useful. Your support means a lot, and I hope you continue to enjoy and learn from the challenges!
@liank-j4q Thank you so much for participating and for the great score! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it. Your near-perfect score shows a strong grasp of idioms-well done! Keep up the great work!
@סופיגנויאר Thank you so much for participating and for your great score! I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz, and your effort is truly appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work!
@neveralone7 Thank you so much for participating! Getting 29/30 is quite an achievement, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the challenge. Keep up the great work!
@GianlucaMariaLecchi Thank you so much for participating and sharing your score! A 25/30 is an excellent achievement, especially given the challenge. It's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying the quizzes, and I truly appreciate your continued support. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to seeing you in future challenges!
@thuyvanto5917 Thank you so much for your kind words and for participating! I truly appreciate your feedback. For this video, I chose not to include my voice as it didn't quite fit the content and timing, but I will certainly consider adding it in future videos. I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz, and I hope you continue to find value in the channel!
@huemtruong4750 Thank you for participating and sharing your score! Great job on getting 26/30! Keep practicing, and I hope you enjoy future challenges!
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26. Off the meeting path does not necessarily mean less popular. It means it's out of the way of most others. There's no designation of whether it's good or bad just its location compared to other things. 29. Bit the dust or bite the dust only means to die. It does not mean to fail. When something bites the dust it no longer functions as a normal, in other words it's dead. I don't mean to mince words, no pun intended lol, because I enjoy reading these. I just found those two stuck out. Those are the only ones I had time to review this morning. Thanks for your reply though!
@JCCRVB Thank you for your detailed follow-up! I appreciate the time you took to review those questions and your thoughtful observations. Regarding Question 26 ("Off the beaten path"), you're absolutely right that it can mean something is out of the way or in a less-traveled location. However, it is also commonly used to describe something less popular or unconventional, especially in travel and lifestyle contexts, where it refers to places or activities that are not mainstream. Here’s a reference from the Cambridge Dictionary, which defines "off the beaten path" as "not known or popular with many people." So both interpretations can be correct depending on the context. For Question 29 ("Bite the dust"), while the phrase does primarily mean to die, it can also be used metaphorically to indicate failure or defeat in certain contexts. Merriam-Webster includes this secondary definition, where "bite the dust" can also mean to "suffer defeat or failure." For example, "another one bites the dust" could refer to a failed attempt or something that has ended unsuccessfully. I hope this helps clarify! Thanks again for your engagement with the quiz, and I look forward to more of your insights.
24/30,nice!!!😊
@pomegranatekiwi8736
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26 right answers.Thank you.Such tests are very useful.
@dtklokg
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@@thelighthouse13 👍👏😍
29/30 Enjoyed it.
@liank-j4q
Thank you so much for participating and for the great score! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it. Your near-perfect score shows a strong grasp of idioms-well done! Keep up the great work!
28/30. Good quiz 😅
@סופיגנויאר
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29/30
@neveralone7
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30😊
@skylilly1
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❤ this time I could not rely on my greek and latin high school studies... Anyway I managed a 25/30 score. Not too bad.
Thanks for your quizzes
@GianlucaMariaLecchi
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Respect, I missed to hear your voice. You have a great pronunciation.
@thuyvanto5917
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26／30 😅
@huemtruong4750
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Just a few of these answers are simply not correct in the way they present them, at least. SMH
@JCCRVB
Thank you for your feedback and for participating in the challenge! I appreciate your insights. If you have specific questions or answers in mind that you'd like to discuss, I’d be happy to take a closer look at them. Your input helps improve the content for everyone!
26. Off the meeting path does not necessarily mean less popular. It means it's out of the way of most others. There's no designation of whether it's good or bad just its location compared to other things.
29. Bit the dust or bite the dust only means to die. It does not mean to fail. When something bites the dust it no longer functions as a normal, in other words it's dead.
I don't mean to mince words, no pun intended lol, because I enjoy reading these. I just found those two stuck out. Those are the only ones I had time to review this morning. Thanks for your reply though!
@JCCRVB
Thank you for your detailed follow-up! I appreciate the time you took to review those questions and your thoughtful observations.
Regarding Question 26 ("Off the beaten path"), you're absolutely right that it can mean something is out of the way or in a less-traveled location. However, it is also commonly used to describe something less popular or unconventional, especially in travel and lifestyle contexts, where it refers to places or activities that are not mainstream. Here’s a reference from the Cambridge Dictionary, which defines "off the beaten path" as "not known or popular with many people." So both interpretations can be correct depending on the context.
For Question 29 ("Bite the dust"), while the phrase does primarily mean to die, it can also be used metaphorically to indicate failure or defeat in certain contexts. Merriam-Webster includes this secondary definition, where "bite the dust" can also mean to "suffer defeat or failure." For example, "another one bites the dust" could refer to a failed attempt or something that has ended unsuccessfully.
I hope this helps clarify! Thanks again for your engagement with the quiz, and I look forward to more of your insights.
@@thelighthouse13 Cool!
Y'know, I just realized I'm from the South. There's no telling how different our definitions are from the norm lol! Y'all have a great day.