Are You A Texting Whiz?
Do you send text messages all the time? Do you think you have what it takes to be a "Text Wizard"? Well, let's see if you are as abbreviation - savvy as you may say! Use what you know to narrow down the options and complete the shorthand!
The first four are BASIC, the next ADVANCED, and the final four are EXPERT. (That means really, really hard). Let's see what you can do!
If you get stuck, get some help from a friend!
"Conversation is an art in which a man has all mankind for his competitors, for it is Read morethat which all are practising every day while they live."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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- Basic - LOL
- A.
Live Our Lives
- B.
Laugh Out Loud
- C.
Latitude - Orbital Logarithms
Correct Answer
B. Laugh Out LoudExplanation
The correct answer is "Laugh Out Loud." This is because LOL is commonly used as an acronym for "Laugh Out Loud" in text messaging and online communication. It is used to indicate that something is funny or amusing. The other options, "Live Our Lives" and "Latitude - Orbital Logarithms," do not match the commonly understood meaning of LOL.Rate this question:
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- 2.
ROFL
- A.
Real Options Floor Laughs
- B.
Raging Oatmeal Flying Lightning
- C.
Roll On Floor Laughing
Correct Answer
C. Roll On Floor LaughingExplanation
The correct answer is "Roll On Floor Laughing." This is a commonly used internet slang acronym that represents extreme laughter. It is often used in response to something funny or amusing.Rate this question:
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- 3.
BRB
- A.
Be Right Back
- B.
Bring Regis Back
- C.
Bears Really Burn
Correct Answer
A. Be Right BackExplanation
The correct answer is "Be Right Back." BRB is an acronym commonly used in text messaging and online communication to indicate that the person will be temporarily away from the conversation or activity. It is a polite way of letting others know that they will return shortly. The other options, "Bring Regis Back" and "Bears Really Burn," do not match the commonly understood meaning of BRB.Rate this question:
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- 4.
TTYL
- A.
Time To Yell Lizards
- B.
Talk To You Later
- C.
The Tricks You Learned
Correct Answer
B. Talk To You LaterExplanation
The correct answer is "Talk To You Later". TTYL is a commonly used acronym in text messaging and online communication to indicate that the person will talk to the recipient at a later time. It is a casual and informal way of saying goodbye or ending a conversation temporarily. The other options, "Time To Yell Lizards" and "The Tricks You Learned" are not commonly used meanings for TTYL.Rate this question:
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- 5.
- Advanced - LTD
- A.
Listening to Dad
- B.
Loitering Takes Dedication
- C.
Living the Dream
Correct Answer
C. Living the DreamExplanation
The correct answer is "Living the Dream" because the phrase "Advanced - LTD" is an acronym that can be expanded to "Living the Dream." The other options, "Listening to Dad" and "Loitering Takes Dedication," do not match the given acronym.Rate this question:
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- 6.
L8RG8R
- A.
Later Gator
- B.
Lator Gator
- C.
Later Gater
Correct Answer
A. Later GatorExplanation
The given options are variations of the phrase "Later Gator." The correct answer is "Later Gator" because it is the correct spelling and arrangement of the words. The other options have misspellings or incorrect word order.Rate this question:
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- 7.
LIMT
- A.
Lounging In My Tent
- B.
Laughing in My Tummy
- C.
Lifting Insanely Mighty Tonage
Correct Answer
B. Laughing in My Tummy -
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LEMENO
- A.
L M N O
- B.
Liking Enemies May Endanger No One
- C.
Let Me Know
Correct Answer
C. Let Me KnowExplanation
The correct answer "Let Me Know" is derived from the given phrase "LEMENO" which stands for "Liking Enemies May Endanger No One". However, this phrase does not make sense in the context of the question. Instead, "Let Me Know" is a more logical and coherent phrase that can be formed using the given letters.Rate this question:
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- 9.
- Expert - LTLWDLS
- A.
Let's Twist Like We Did Last Summer
- B.
Living the Life We Decided Last Summer
- C.
Looping The Lines With Dedication Lingering Souls
Correct Answer
A. Let's Twist Like We Did Last SummerExplanation
The correct answer is "Let's Twist Like We Did Last Summer" because it is the only option that makes sense grammatically and contextually. The other options do not form coherent phrases or sentences.Rate this question:
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- 10.
@TEOTD
- A.
At The Edge Of Total Destruction
- B.
At Time's End Our Total Destiny
- C.
At the End of the Day
Correct Answer
C. At the End of the DayExplanation
The phrase "At the End of the Day" is a commonly used expression that means ultimately or when everything is considered. It is often used to summarize or conclude a discussion or argument. In this context, the given options are acronyms that can be formed from the phrase "At the End of the Day." However, the correct answer is "At the End of the Day" because it is the most common and widely recognized usage of the phrase.Rate this question:
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- 11.
DLTBBB
- A.
Didn't Like the Burly Bad Boyz
- B.
Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite
- C.
Don't Leave The Brink Before Believing
Correct Answer
B. Don't Let the Bed Bugs BiteExplanation
The correct answer is "Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite" because the acronym DLTBBB is commonly used as a playful way to say goodnight and is typically followed by the phrase "Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite." This phrase is often used as a lighthearted way to wish someone a good night's sleep and is not related to the other options provided.Rate this question:
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- 12.
WOMBAT
- A.
Waste of Money, Brains, and Time
- B.
Will Our Monkey Buy A Train
- C.
Won't Our Money Bring Attraction Time
Correct Answer
A. Waste of Money, Brains, and TimeExplanation
The correct answer is "Waste of Money, Brains, and Time." This is because the word "WOMBAT" is being used as an acronym, where each letter represents a word. In this case, each word corresponds to "Waste of Money, Brains, and Time." The other options provided are not coherent or logical phrases.Rate this question:
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