- They ___ (have) a great time at today's party.
Who _____
(he/wait for?) I guess for his mother.
How often
_____ (you/eat out)? Not very often. Once a month.
- You ___ (look) sad. What's the matter?
- Would you like some chocolate? No, thanks. I ___ (hate) chocolate.
- Don't go. Bob still ___ (need) to talk to you.
- Who ___ (do) the dishes every day in your house? My sister.
- Why ___ (you/believe/neg) him? He ___ (tell) you the truth.
- Becky ___ (live) with some friends until she ___ (find) her own apartment.
- Which one of these color words is a shade of green?
a. Cerulean
b. Chartreuse
c. Vermilion
d. Titian
- A green thumb is:
a. A first time hitch hiker.
b. Someone who is clumsy with his or her hands.
c. Someone who is good at gardening.
- A green horn is:
a. Someone with little or no experience.
b. An ecologically safe musical instrument.
- A person who is said to have green "eyes" feels:
a. Envy
b. Hatred
c. Love
- A person who is green "around the gills" is:
a. A lover of seafood
b. Has trouble breathing
c. Nauseous
d. Happy
- The proverb "A hedge between keeps friendships green" means:
a. Friendships are hard so don't expect them.
b. Friends are always separated by something.
c. Privacy is important for friendship.
- The proverb "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" means:
a. People always think that they would be happier in a different situation or place.
b. Farmers always wish they could own their neighbor's land.
c. Grass grown in the shade of a fence stays green.
- The euphemism "green goods" refer to:
a. Ecologically friendly paper
b. Vegetables
c. Counterfeit bank notes
d. Green colored clothing
- The euphemism "green mailer" refers to:
a. A corporate raider who seeks to get paid to go away
b. A postal employee in a green uniform
- The euphemism "green carder" refers to:
a. A member of Green Peace
b. The holder of a U.S. work permit
- The euphemisms "green van" in the United Kingdom or "green cart" in Australia refer to:
a. A environmentally friendly vehicle
b. An electric golf cart
c. Mental hospital ambulance which is typically colored green
- The euphemism "green hornet", in Toronto, Canada refers to:
a. A type of insect
b. A motorcycle traffic policeman who wears a green uniform
c. A cartoon character
- The euphemism "green man" is:
a. A British pub term for the men's toilet
b. The caretaker of a golf course
c. Is the shop keeper of a vegetable store
- The euphemism "green monkey disease" refers to:
a. Drug addiction
b. AIDS
c. Malaria
- The euphemism "green needle" refers to:
a. A reusable hypodermic needle
b. A needle that gardeners use to inject fertilizer into soil
c. A lethal injection of cyanide
