Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom: 'Dead beat'. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom: 'Dead beat'.

A. Full of energy

B. A drumbeat

C. Exhausted; extremely tired

D. A dead person

Answer: Option C

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It means completely worn out.

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A. A polished gem

B. A person of good nature but lacking refined manners

C. A sharp edge

D. A cut diamond

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It means someone unrefined but good-hearted.

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A. To gobble

B. To talk about birds

C. To gossip

D. To speak seriously and frankly

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A. To free a cat

B. To put a cat in a bag

C. To reveal a secret unintentionally

D. To buy a cat

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