Funny Quiz.

[snoopy]

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1.My sister exploded in the microwave with a potato!

~This sentence actually means:

A.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the microwave exploded into many pieces.
B.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the potato exploded into many pieces.
C.My sister exploded into many pieces while she was in the microwave with a potato.
D.My sister put a microwave into a potato which then exploded.

2.Should I have reservations about that restaurant?

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. Should I reserve a place to build my restaurant?
B. Do I need to call and make reservations to eat at that restaurant?
C. Should I have serious concerns about eating at that restaurant?
D. Do I need a restaurant in order to eat?

3.My leg has been breaking for three weeks.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. My leg has been broken for three weeks.
B. My leg broke me for three weeks.
C. My leg started breaking three weeks ago, and it is still in the process of breaking.
D. My leg breaks every three weeks.

4.Next, put the cabbages in salt water. Then sit in the sink until the morning.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. You should put your sink into salt water and then keep adding cabbages until the morning.
B. You should put the cabbages in the ocean and then let them sink until the morning.
C. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should leave them there in the sink until the morning.
D. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should sit in the sink and stay there until the morning

5.Strawberries are usually blue

A.True
B.False

6.Schools in America usually begin in September

A.True
B.False

7.Airplanes are usually faster than buses

A.True
B.False

[Crush]

Is that your english homework and you want us to do it for you?

[Dark_Mag]

Really lol... Make your homework yourself if you want to know English...













-----Dark_Mage-----

[enchilado]

1.My sister exploded in the microwave with a potato!

~This sentence actually means:

A.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the microwave exploded into many pieces.
B.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the potato exploded into many pieces.
C.My sister exploded into many pieces while she was in the microwave with a potato.
D.My sister put a microwave into a potato which then exploded.

2.Should I have reservations about that restaurant?

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. Should I reserve a place to build my restaurant?
B. Do I need to call and make reservations to eat at that restaurant?
C. Should I have serious concerns about eating at that restaurant? (that's probably what the person saying it means by it, anyway. It's not[/i]quite what the words mean, though.
D. Do I need a restaurant in order to eat?

3.My leg has been breaking for three weeks.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. My leg has been broken for three weeks.
B. My leg broke me for three weeks.
C. My leg started breaking three weeks ago, and it is still in the process of breaking.
D. My leg breaks every three weeks.

4.Next, put the cabbages in salt water. Then sit in the sink until the morning.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. You should put your sink into salt water and then keep adding cabbages until the morning.
B. You should put the cabbages in the ocean and then let them sink until the morning.
C. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should leave them there in the sink until the morning.
D. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should sit in the sink and stay there until the morning

5.Strawberries are usually blue

A.True
B.False

6.Schools in America usually begin in September

A.True
B.False
C.Who cares?

7.Airplanes are usually faster than buses

A.True
B.False
C.What's an 'air'plane?

[Jaxad0127]

(that's probably what the person saying it means by it, anyway. It's notquite what the words mean, though.)

Oh? What part tripped you up?

[enchilado]

3. A limiting qualification

Uh... well... anyway, "I have reservations about that restaurant" doesn't mean "I have serious concerns about eating at that restaurant", it just means "There are things I won't do at that restaurant." Pretty much, anyway. No serious concerns and, in fact, no eating either.

[Jaxad0127]

3. A limiting qualification

Uh... well... anyway, "I have reservations about that restaurant" doesn't mean "I have serious concerns about eating at that restaurant", it just means "There are things I won't do at that restaurant." Pretty much, anyway. No serious concerns and, in fact, no eating either.

Things you won't do there? Like eat their food? That's the main purpose of a restaurant.

[enchilado]

I probably got that wrong... it's more like... stuff you don't like. Thingy.

For example... "I have reservations about that restaurant. Their waiters are distinctly untrustworthy."
For example... "I have reservations about that restaurant. Their toilets are very unclean."

[Jaxad0127]

I probably got that wrong... it's more like... stuff you don't like. Thingy.

For example... "I have reservations about that restaurant. Their waiters are distinctly untrustworthy."
For example... "I have reservations about that restaurant. Their toilets are very unclean."

Those work too. Out of the possible answers given, reservations about the food is perfectly acceptable.

[snoopy]

The Correct Answers Was:

1.My sister exploded in the microwave with a potato!

~This sentence actually means:

A.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the microwave exploded into many pieces.
B.My sister put a potato in the microwave and the potato exploded into many pieces.
C.My sister exploded into many pieces while she was in the microwave with a potato.
D.My sister put a microwave into a potato which then exploded.

2.Should I have reservations about that restaurant?

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. Should I reserve a place to build my restaurant?
B. Do I need to call and make reservations to eat at that restaurant?
C. Should I have serious concerns about eating at that restaurant?
D. Do I need a restaurant in order to eat?

3.My leg has been breaking for three weeks.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. My leg has been broken for three weeks.
B. My leg broke me for three weeks.
C. My leg started breaking three weeks ago, and it is still in the process of breaking.
D. My leg breaks every three weeks.

4.Next, put the cabbages in salt water. Then sit in the sink until the morning.

~This sentence ACTUALLY means:

A. You should put your sink into salt water and then keep adding cabbages until the morning.
B. You should put the cabbages in the ocean and then let them sink until the morning.
C. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should leave them there in the sink until the morning.
D. You should put the cabbages in salt water and then you should sit in the sink and stay there until the morning

5.Strawberries are usually blue

A.True
B.False

6.Schools in America usually begin in September

A.True
B.False

7.Airplanes are usually faster than buses

A.True
B.False