Sherlock

Question 1

Appraise

Answer 1

I wanna learn how to appraise people’s qualities.(Assess)

Question 2

Ballistics

Answer 2

We are waiting for the ballistics report to know the used firearms.

Question 3

Own up

Answer 3

You have to own up your guilt.

Question 4

Stab

Answer 4

He’s got 10 stitches in the belly after he got stabbed.

Question 5

Sedentary

Answer 5

I’m very sedentary on my vacation (don’t like to do physical efforts)

Question 6

Atrocious

Answer 6

I don’t like such atrocious behaviors (bad).

Question 7

Slapdash

Answer 7

He behaves in a really slapdash manner(careless).

Question 8

Snore

Answer 8

It’s better to treat that snoring while sleeping.

Question 9

A foul play

Answer 9

This suicide doesn’t make sense to me, I suspect a foul Play.

Question 10

Renounce

Answer 10

He renounced his inheritance to his sister.

Question 11

Counterfeit

Answer 11

You can’t spend it, it’s counterfeit.
Don’t counterfeit money, that’s illegal.

Question 12

Cubicle

Answer 12

I spend all of my working hours working in my cubicle.

Question 13

Deteriorate

Answer 13

My health started to deteriorate after I became a smoker.

Question 14

Badmouth

Answer 14

He badmouthed his friend.

Question 15

Wholesale

Answer 15

The retailers buy their goods from a wholesaler

Question 16

Amid

Answer 16

We wanna camp amid the nature.

Question 17

To my cause

Answer 17

Sacrificing my enjoyment is to my cause.

Question 18

Throw somebody off the scent

Answer 18

Don’t throw him off the scent (mislead or decieve)

Question 19

Fallacy

Answer 19

It’s a fallacy that Egypt is a good place to live in

Question 20

Tame

Answer 20

I gotta tame my ego not to be arrogant.
The lion at the circus is tame

Question 21

Fate

Answer 21

Nobody can escape his fate

Question 22

Adversary

Answer 22

You gotta your adversary to overcome them

Question 23

Chew on

Answer 23

That needs deep thinking, I need you to chew on it

Question 24

Delve

Answer 24

I don’t wanna delve into this cuz it might hurt you

Question 25

Buy into

Answer 25

I'd like to buy into new ideas (invest)

Question 26

Subpar

Answer 26

We used to get better service, today it's subpar

Question 27

Misery

Answer 27

Don't have that misery, just be positive

Question 28

Underling (disapproving)

Answer 28

He is an underling for his leader (of a low rank.)

Question 29

Get across

Answer 29

You gotta be aware of what's around you, that's what I'm trying to get across (deliver).

Question 30

Plethora

Answer 30

I have a plethora of products in my store.

Question 31

Ageism

Answer 31

Don't judge people by their age because that's ageism

Question 32

Spillover

Answer 32

I had some spillover effects after I changed my career

Question 33

Glorify

Answer 33

I glorify that type of nice people.

Question 34

Legitimate

Answer 34

Our business is legitimate, it has all the needed licenses. Don't be shy of your feelings, it's legitimate

Question 35

Hideous

Answer 35

I don't like his hideous manners (unpleasant or ugly)

Question 36

Rat out

Answer 36

He ratted me out to the police that I'm selling weed

Question 37

What is the definition of 'get-go'?

Answer 37

'Get-go' refers to the very beginning or starting point of something.

Question 38

True or False: 'Get-go' can be used to describe the end of a process.

Answer 38

False

Question 39

Fill in the blank: The phrase 'from the _____' is often used with 'get-go'.

Answer 39

get-go

Question 40

When was the term 'get-go' first recorded in use?

Answer 40

The term 'get-go' was first recorded in the 1940s.

Question 41

Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a synonym for 'get-go'? A) Conclusion B) Initiation C) Continuation

Answer 41

B) Initiation

Question 42

True or False: 'Get-go' is primarily used in formal writing.

Answer 42

False

Question 43

What part of speech is 'get-go'?

Answer 43

It is a noun.

Question 44

Complete the phrase: 'We knew from the get-go that...'

Answer 44

We knew from the get-go that... (the continuation will depend on context).

Question 45

In what context is 'get-go' most commonly used?

Answer 45

It is commonly used in informal contexts to indicate the start of an event or situation.

Question 46

True or False: 'Get-go' is primarily used in American English.

Answer 46

True

Question 47

Multiple Choice: Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'get-go'? A) They planned the event from the get-go. B) They planned the event from the middle. C) They planned the event at the end.

Answer 47

A) They planned the event from the get-go.

Question 48

What is the origin of the term 'get-go'?

Answer 48

The origin is uncertain, but it is believed to derive from the phrase 'get going'.

Question 49

Fill in the blank: 'Understanding the project from the get-go is essential for success.'

Answer 49

Understanding the project from the get-go is essential for success.

Question 50

True or False: 'Get-go' can be used in both spoken and written English.

Answer 50

True

Question 51

What is a common phrase that includes 'get-go'?

Answer 51

'From the get-go.'

Question 52

Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the usage of 'get-go'? A) To indicate a specific point in time B) To refer to a process that has ended C) To denote the beginning of a situation

Answer 52

C) To denote the beginning of a situation

Question 53

What is a potential antonym for 'get-go'?

Answer 53

Conclusion or end.

Question 54

True or False: 'Get-go' is used in legal terminology.

Answer 54

False

Question 55

Complete the phrase: 'From the get-go, we were...'

Answer 55

From the get-go, we were... (the continuation will depend on context).

Question 56

In which decade did 'get-go' become popular?

Answer 56

The 1940s.

Question 57

What kind of tone does using 'get-go' convey?

Answer 57

An informal or conversational tone.

Question 58

True or False: 'Get-go' is often used in business discussions.

Answer 58

True

Question 59

Fill in the blank: 'They were committed to the project from the _____.'

Answer 59

get-go

Question 60

What is an example of a sentence using 'get-go'?

Answer 60

'I knew from the get-go that this would be a challenging project.'

Question 61

Simmer