Only 3% Of Native English Speakers Know The Meanings Of ALL Of These Phrases. Do You?
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On the surface, these phrases seem to have very simple meanings...the truth is they probably mean something completely different! Do you know what their real meanings are?
What are your thoughts on this subject?
609 Comments
buhlemann
20/20, but many of the "correct" answers were not really very accurate.
William Laughlin
Jean Morton,
A true "genius" knows how to spell the word!
R Yancey
Easy questions based on the choices provided. Thanks for answers!
Shelley Durocher
Denny Quigley, I don't believe so. A rhetorical question is used to provoke further thought.
Denny Quigley
A Rhetorical question is one where the answer is so obvious it does not need to be asked as in <Will the sun come up today?"
Alan Conyard
20/20 Genius. Good quiz, with answers.
Gail Cusack
29/20 English phrase genius
mikeyparry
18 / 20. English phrase genius. I am English, live in England and English is my native language. Options for rhetorical question are a bit vague. This is a question that does not really need an answer.options for spill the beans is a bit vague! 2 of the options would be acceptable. So, 20/20!
Jean Morton
English phrase Genious, that's me.😉
William Laughlin
To "show your true colors" is to REVEAL your true nature to OTHERS, NOT to SEE one's true nature!
mariaplacidoteddy
20/20 all of my year's living in Canada I have heard all of these sayings 🇨🇦
Ilias Tsiabardas
18/20 And English is not my mother language ,Thanks for the Answers !!!!
Karin Johansson
Trixie - Rose, 11 is correct. 7 is questionable
Karin Johansson
English phrase genius!
Mark James
20/20, was waiting for A Red Herring.