11. “Once for all” means:

• Without end
• Temporarily
• Never again
• Finally and clearly

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12. “Out at elbows” describes someone who is:

• Poor and shabby
• Well-dressed
• Wealthy but humble
• Always complaining

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13. “Out and out” means:

• Not complete
• In total secrecy
• Completely or fully
• Without effort

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14. “Once in a way” means:

• Frequently
• Almost always
• Very rarely
• With certainty

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15. “One good turn deserves another” means:

• Good people always return
• Every help is repaid
• Good deeds should be rewarded
• Help is not remembered

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16. “Over and above” means:

• Lower in importance
• Equal to
• In addition to
• Not necessary

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17. “Over and over again” means:

• Just once
• Too often
• Time to time
• Again and again

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18. Among the idioms starting with O, the idiom “Out of sight, out of mind” means:

• People always remember
• What is not seen is soon forgotten
• Vision improves memory
• Things stay in mind forever

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19. “Take one’s time” means:

• Be very quick
• Wait for someone
• Act in a hurry
• Do something without rushing

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20. “An open secret” refers to:

• A truth no one knows
• A lie well kept
• A known fact everyone pretends not to know
• A shared secret between two

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