Outsiders-1 7 and 8 Slang, literal, or Idiom?

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Outsiders-1 7 and 8 Slang, literal, or Idiom?

Last updated over 5 years ago

6 questions

Question 1

Question 2

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Question 6

Question 1

Choose the best option as the correct answer. FYI--Be careful as slang can be use in an idiomatic expression.
...Soda, who is sixteen-going-on-seventeen never cracks a book at all.

slang

literal statement

idiom

Question 2

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...but I am a Greaser and most of my neighboorhood rarely bothers to get a haircut.

slang

literal statement

idiom

Question 3

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Johnny and I stretched out on our backs and looked at the stars.

literal statement

idiom

slang

Question 4

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Wait until I get out though, so you can keep Darry off my back.

slang

literal statement

idiom

Question 5

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And Two-bit doesn't need half the things he swipes from stores.

idiom

slang

literal statement

Question 6

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We crouched in the weeds beside the railroad tracks, listening to the whistle grow louder.

literal statement

idiom

slang

Choose the best option as the correct answer. FYI--Be careful as slang can be use in an idiomatic expression.
...Soda, who is sixteen-going-on-seventeen never cracks a book at all.

slang

literal statement

idiom

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
...but I am a Greaser and most of my neighboorhood rarely bothers to get a haircut.

slang

literal statement

idiom

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
Johnny and I stretched out on our backs and looked at the stars.

literal statement

idiom

slang

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
Wait until I get out though, so you can keep Darry off my back. 

slang

literal statement

idiom

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
And Two-bit doesn't need half the things he swipes from stores.

idiom

slang

literal statement

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
We crouched in the weeds beside the railroad tracks, listening to the whistle grow louder.

literal statement

idiom

slang

Outsiders-1 7 and 8 Slang, literal, or Idiom?

Outsiders-1 7 and 8 Slang, literal, or Idiom?

Choose the best option as the correct answer. FYI--Be careful as slang can be use in an idiomatic expression....Soda, who is sixteen-going-on-seventeen never cracks a book at all.

Choose the best option as the correct answer....but I am a Greaser and most of my neighboorhood rarely bothers to get a haircut.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.Johnny and I stretched out on our backs and looked at the stars.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.Wait until I get out though, so you can keep Darry off my back.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.And Two-bit doesn't need half the things he swipes from stores.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.We crouched in the weeds beside the railroad tracks, listening to the whistle grow louder.

Choose the best option as the correct answer. FYI--Be careful as slang can be use in an idiomatic expression.
...Soda, who is sixteen-going-on-seventeen never cracks a book at all.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
...but I am a Greaser and most of my neighboorhood rarely bothers to get a haircut.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
Johnny and I stretched out on our backs and looked at the stars.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
Wait until I get out though, so you can keep Darry off my back.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
And Two-bit doesn't need half the things he swipes from stores.

Choose the best option as the correct answer.
We crouched in the weeds beside the railroad tracks, listening to the whistle grow louder.