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When you struggle to keep your head above water you.

If you don't pull any punches you are..

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1
If you don't pull any punches you are..
assertive
shy
mind numbingly stupid.
2
When you struggle to keep your head above water you.
have difficulty with money
have difficulty with a person
have no difficulty at all
3
to rise to the bait means
to attack
to get a promotion
to react to something
4
below the belt comes from.
boxing
cricket
golf
rugby
5
when something is below the belt it is.
fair
breaking the law
going against the rules
6
When your company keeps moving the goalposts.
you should get a bigger football
It's time to quit
You will get a payrise
7
When you touch base
You feel depressed
you talk to someone seriously
You meet someone to talk
8
To have your sights set on something means.
you are obsessed about something.
You are determined to do something.
you are watching something carefully
9
To be par for the course comes from...
Tennis
golf
Formula one
Cricket
10
Par for the course means.
double the size
twice
the right number.
typical
11
a level playing field is
where everything is clear
where everything is fair.
where there are an equal amount of players.
12
When the ball is in your court...
You are expected to do something
You aren't expected to do anything.
You keep it
13
Rise to the bait originally came from..
fishing
walking
high jump
parachuting