
Work Idioms 4 (Susan Bakes)
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Yulia Golovina
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Susan Bakes Cookies: Work Idioms 4
SUSAN STAYS HOME AND BAKES COOKIES
Susan decides to cheer up her husband. Bob loves her homemade cookies. Nicole suggests she start a cookie business.
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Match
Match two halves to create a phrase:
a heart of
cheer
in a bad
go
gold
out
up
mood
ahead
gold
out
up
mood
ahead
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
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You have a golden heart.
Your heart is golden.
You have a heart of gold.
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
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pigs are out
pig out
cat out
oink
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Reorder
Put the words into a correct order:
I always
give credit
where credit
is
due.
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Reorder
Put the words into a correct order:
Our trip
was just
what
the doctor
ordered.
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Reorder
Put the words into a correct order:
Our trip
was just
what
the doctor
ordered.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan bake for Bob?
Cookies
Muffins
Brownies
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
What did Bob say about Susan's cookies?
They were terrible
They were delicious
They were too sweet
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Multiple Choice
What did Nicole suggest Susan should do with her cookies?
Start a cookie business
Throw them out
Eat them all
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Multiple Choice
What did Bob say Susan had?
A heart of gold
A heart of stone
A heart of chocolate
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Multiple Choice
What did Nicole say about Susan's cookies?
They were burnt
They were too salty
They were out of this world
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan decide to do with her cookies?
Throw them away
Give them to charity
Sell them
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Multiple Choice
Bob said that Susan's cookies were ___.
Just what he wanted
Just what he needed
Just what the doctor ordered
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan say to Nicole when she smelled the cookies?
Go away
Help yourself
They're not for you
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan say to Bob after he complimented the cookies?
I'm glad you liked them
I thought they might cheer you up
I thought you might like them
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Multiple Choice
What did Nicole say Susan should call her cookie business?
Susan's Scrumptious Cookies
Bob's Bakery
Nicole's Cookies
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan say about giving credit?
She doesn't believe in giving credit
She only gives credit to herself
She never gives credit
She always gives credit where credit is due
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Multiple Choice
What did Bob say Susan could make if she sold her cookies?
A mistake
A loss
A bundle
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan say to Nicole after she suggested the cookie business?
Good idea
Bad idea
I don't think so
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Multiple Choice
What did Susan say to Bob after he ate the cookies?
I'm glad you enjoyed them
I hope they made you feel better
I'm happy you liked them
Susan Bakes Cookies: Work Idioms 4
SUSAN STAYS HOME AND BAKES COOKIES
Susan decides to cheer up her husband. Bob loves her homemade cookies. Nicole suggests she start a cookie business.
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