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"Help Me! I'm Stuck!" Trivia Quiz

The word "Stuck" can be used in a wide number of situations to give different meanings. See if you can guess which of the definitions I have given below is the most correct usage out of the choices given (UK speak). I hope you will find this easy.

A multiple-choice quiz by Luckycharm60. Estimated time: 2 mins.

Author
Luckycharm60

Time
2 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
314,648

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
9 / 10

Plays
2634

Last 3 plays: Guest 99 (10/10), Guest 12 (9/10), Inquizition (10/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which of the words below best describes someone who is "stuck up"? Hint

Shy

Sociable

Snobbish

Grumpy

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Question 2 of 10

2. What does it mean when someone says that they have been "stuck inside"? Hint

Bored

Constipated

Kept indoors

Occupied

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Question 3 of 10

3. "Get stuck in". Which of the phrases below best match the meaning of this expression? Hint

Dedicate energy and effort

Dance around

Put your foot in it

Fool around

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Question 4 of 10

4. How would you define the expression "stuck in a rut"? Hint

In a cage

In a tight place

In a traffic jam

In a boring routine

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Question 5 of 10

5. If someone has "stuck with it", what have they done? Hint

Failed

Presented

Fallen

Persevered

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which of the following words best describes the expression "stuck on you"? Hint

Glued

Handled

Forced

Infatuated

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Question 7 of 10

7. What have you done if you have "stuck around"? Hint

Hurried

Stayed

Moved

Continued

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Question 8 of 10

8. What does it mean if someone has "stuck up for you"? Hint

Begged from you

Choked you

Fixed for you

Defended you

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Question 9 of 10

9. "Stuck together". What is the definition of this expression? Hint

Separated

Divided

Loosened

Joined

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Question 10 of 10

10. And so to the name of the quiz. How does someone usually feel when they say "I'm stuck"? Hint

Full up

At a standstill

Refreshed

Cheered up

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1. Which of the words below best describes someone who is "stuck up"?

Answer: Snobbish

This is used to describe someone who usually thinks they are better than others, e.g. "My next door neighbour is really stuck up."

2. What does it mean when someone says that they have been "stuck inside"?

Answer: Kept indoors

This is used to describe when you have been unable to go outside either because of the weather, or perhaps some chores or studying you need to do. For example, "The kids are driving me crazy because they've been stuck inside all day because of the rain" or, "It's a beautiful day and I'm stuck inside because I have a deadline to finish an assignment for college."

3. "Get stuck in". Which of the phrases below best match the meaning of this expression?

Answer: Dedicate energy and effort

This is used when someone approaches a task or activity with real enthusiasm and commitment to achieve a result, e.g. "She really got stuck in to decorating the bedroom".

4. How would you define the expression "stuck in a rut"?

Answer: In a boring routine

This is often used when people have been doing the same thing for a long time and are bored with it, e.g. "I've been in this job for ten years, and I feel really stuck in a rut".

5. If someone has "stuck with it", what have they done?

Answer: Persevered

To have stuck with it is to have kept going with a task or activity which is difficult or takes a long time, usually to be successful in the end, e.g. "I found learning to drive really difficult, but I stuck with it and eventually got my licence."

6. Which of the following words best describes the expression "stuck on you"?

Answer: Infatuated

This means to be really into someone else, attracted to them, e.g. "He has only met her once, and already he is stuck on her."

7. What have you done if you have "stuck around"?

Answer: Stayed

This term is used to describe when someone waits usually in anticipation of something happening, e.g. "The bar was quiet but he stuck around in case it got busier later on".

8. What does it mean if someone has "stuck up for you"?

Answer: Defended you

This is used when someone stands up for someone else or something they believe in, e.g. "My brother stuck up for me when I was being bullied at school."

9. "Stuck together". What is the definition of this expression?

Answer: Joined

This applies when two or more things are joined together, usually with sticky material e.g. "She spilled juice all over her books and the pages got stuck together."

10. And so to the name of the quiz. How does someone usually feel when they say "I'm stuck"?

Answer: At a standstill

This is used when someone has reached the point when they cannot move forward or find a solution to a problem e.g. "I'm stuck with my maths homework!"

Source: Author Luckycharm60

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