Waec Model Questions Vol1 2018 English Language Question 23

Practice objective / multiple choice question 23 from the 2018 Waec Model Questions Vol1 English Language examination.

Waec Model Questions Vol1 2018 English Language Objective / Multiple Choice Medium Difficulty

Question 23 WAEC_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1 • 2018 • ENGLISH_LANGUAGE • objective

Explain the meaning of the idiomatic expression 'to bite the bullet' and provide an example of how it can be used in a sentence.

Answer Options

A. To complain about a situation without taking action; e.g., 'She just bit the bullet and kept whining about her problems.'

Correct Answer B. To face a difficult situation with courage; e.g., 'She had to bite the bullet and admit her mistake.'

C. To procrastinate in dealing with an issue; e.g., 'He bit the bullet and delayed his decision until the last minute.'

D. To avoid a challenging task altogether; e.g., 'He decided to bite the bullet and run away from his responsibilities.'

Correct Answer

Correct Option:

To face a difficult situation with courage; e.g., 'She had to bite the bullet and admit her mistake.'

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This is Waec Model Questions Vol1 2018 English Language Question 23. It is one of the objective questions from the 2018 Waec Model Questions Vol1 English Language examination.

Difficulty level: Medium .

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