Difference between formal and informal speech (Practice Test) 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. What does the speaker mean by “I’m swamped with work”? (A) They are enjoying their work. (B) They have too much work to handle. (C) They are looking for a new job. (D) They are taking a break from work. 2. What does the phrase “Let’s touch base later” suggest? (A) The speaker wants to meet in person. (B) The speaker wants to discuss something soon. (C) The speaker is ending the conversation permanently. (D) The speaker is not interested in further communication. 3. What does the speaker imply by saying “That’s a piece of cake”? (A) The task is very difficult. (B) The task is very easy. (C) The task is related to baking. (D) The task is impossible to complete. 4. What does the phrase “I’m feeling under the weather” mean? (A) The speaker is feeling very happy. (B) The speaker is feeling unwell. (C) The speaker is enjoying the weather. (D) The speaker is planning to go outside. 5. What does the speaker mean by “Let’s call it a day”? (A) They want to start a new project. (B) They want to end the work for now. (C) They want to celebrate an achievement. (D) They want to continue working late. 6. What does the phrase “I’m all ears” suggest? (A) The speaker is not interested in listening. (B) The speaker is ready to listen carefully. (C) The speaker is distracted. (D) The speaker is talking too much. 7. What does the speaker imply by saying “That’s a bit pricey”? (A) The item is very cheap. (B) The item is reasonably priced. (C) The item is too expensive. (D) The item is not worth buying. 8. What does the phrase “Let’s play it by ear” mean? (A) The speaker wants to plan everything in detail. (B) The speaker wants to decide things as they happen. (C) The speaker wants to avoid making any decisions. (D) The speaker wants to follow a strict schedule. 9. What does the speaker mean by “I’m broke”? (A) They have a lot of money. (B) They have no money left. (C) They are feeling very happy. (D) They are feeling very tired. 10. What does the phrase “It’s not my cup of tea” suggest? (A) The speaker dislikes tea. (B) The speaker is not interested in the activity. (C) The speaker is very thirsty. (D) The speaker loves the activity.