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    Learn English > English lessons & exercises > Colloquial terms to define people > Stats updated every 4 hours
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    Exercise "Colloquial terms to define people", created by carlabice47 (a free exercise to learn English):
    Results of the 916 people who have taken this test:
    Average mark: 68.5 / 100 Share


    Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): gogopet / SWITZERLAND, on Sunday 26 April - 17:19:
    "Thank you for the exercise!"


    They got a perfect mark


    Stats (916 candidates)
    Question 1 passed: 59.3 %
    The team won thanks to a * who had joined the team at the last minute.

    Question 2 passed: 71 %
    My granddad usually meets his * once a month to speak about the good old days in the Army.

    Question 3 passed: 70.1 %
    In her teens, she was a * who always travelled with her favourite rock band.

    Question 4 passed: 72.3 %
    My aunt got married at 64: she's a real * !

    Question 5 passed: 50.2 %
    Those * frighten me at night because it's difficult to see their faces, especially in the dark.

    Question 6 passed: 65.6 %
    If you spend too much time in front of the TV, you'll risk being called a *.

    Question 7 passed: 68.7 %
    How can she possibly trust such a *? He's so incompetent and stupid!

    Question 8 passed: 68.1 %
    Bob is a real * : love stories move him to tears.

    Question 9 passed: 64.5 %
    All * should be banned from the Internet because they bully young people.

    Question 10 passed: 85.9 %
    Trevor watches TV shows and movies on his computer for hours on end: he's becoming a *.


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