Answer:
It is an Idiomatic expression.
Explanation:
An idiomatic expression is a phrase or group of words whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal words used. In the sentence above, 'to take the rap', simply means to take the blame for an offense for which the individual may or may not be guilty of. So, Sheila was blamed or punished when her brother broke the antique lamp. The native speakers of a language are quite familiar with the idiomatic expressions in their language.
I knew that the phrase, 'took the rap', was an idiomatic expression because I could not easily deduce its meaning from just the literal words used. So I understood that there must have been a deeper meaning to it.
I wouldn’t like that it sounds basic and that I would literally be so forgettable. Like that one mean girl who is too stupid to be anything else that’s mean. Scatter brained. This answer was not needed, but sass is my favorite language.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
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Answer:
B, Mr. Bagnall determined that several of us were quite sus. Imposters, perhaps.
Explanation:
"Sus" and "Imposters" are both references to popular 2018 game Among Us, by Innersloth.
