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Honesty Idioms Set 2

Posted September 26, 2019 by Iryna

Honesty Idioms Set 2

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1. Question
1. I don’t want to work for this company: what they are doing is a monkey business. This means…
- a. Jim doesn’t work for the company because of low pay.
- b. This company doesn’t treat employees with fairness, but the business itself is dedicated to a good cause.
- c. This organization is involved in business that is not fair; therefore, I don’t want to be an employee there.
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1. Alex and Tom competed in rowing, and Tom won in a way that is all fair and square. This means…
- a. Alex and Tom both did their best.
- b. Tom won because he demonstrated better results.
- c. Tom came first because he started 2 seconds early.
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1. Like a dog’s hind leg, his ways are all twisted. This means…
- a. Jack is always on top of the game because he is practical and realistic.
- b. His approach to winning lacks integrity.
- c. He is a skillful player.
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1. Play by the rules, and you will enjoy your victory that brings the true sense of accomplishment! This means…
- a. If you are honest, your will be rewarded by the true feeling of satisfaction!
- b. The rules exist to be broken.
- c. Getting ahead in life is possible if you focus on your goals.
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1. I paid $20 for an hour of parking. It was a daylight robbery, but I had no choice. This means…
- a. Parking shouldn’t be more expensive than $5 an hour.
- b. I was disappointed to pay such a high price, but there was no other parking spots nearby.
- c. Cars get stolen all the time if left under no surveillance. I had to pay $20 to avoid the issue.
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