1. To fall out of love with someone means that you stop feeling love for that person. The opposite of this is to fall in love with someone. What does this idiom mean?
a)   to decide to marry someone
b)   to begin to experience feelings of love for someone
c)   to love someone forever

2. Head over heels originally meant to be upside down. Now, it also means to be very excited. What does to be head over heels in love with someone mean?
a)   to want to marry someone
b)   to like to talk to people
c)   to love someone very much

3. to pop the question
a)   to refuse to answer a question
b)   to ask many questions
c)   to ask someone to marry you

4. to settle down
a)   to begin to live a quiet and stable life
b)   to think about getting married
c)   to change jobs many times

5. When a boat is on the rocks it is in trouble or having problems. What does it mean for a relationship to be on the rocks?
a)   to be very stable
b)   to be having problems
c)   to be as solid as a rock

6. to break up with someone
a)   to begin to argue with someone
b)   to end a relationship with someone
c)   to decide to marry someone

7. to make up with someone
a)   to destroy a good relationship with someone
b)   to repair a relationship with someone
c)   to begin a relationship with someone

8. to get back together with someone
a)   to repair a broken relationship
b)   to not meet someone again
c)   to begin a relationship again after separating

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Choose the best response to each of the following statements:

1. “My friend popped the question to his girlfriend.”
a)   “Did she say yes?”
b)   “Why didn't he ask her?”

2. “My sister finally seems to want to settle down.”
a)   “Why doesn't she want to become more responsible?”
b)   “Good. It is time that she became more responsible.”

3. “My friend is head over heels in love with his girlfriend.”
a)   “He always seems to be in love with someone.”
b)   “He can never meet someone whom he likes.”

4. “The girl and her boyfriend got back together after they separated for several months.”
a)   “Do you think that they will stay together this time?”
b)   “It is unfortunate that they won't meet again.”

5. “The couple made up after a big fight.”
a)   “The couple are still fighting.”
b)   “It is good that they are not fighting now.”

6. “My neighbor's marriage is on the rocks.”
a)   “It is good that their relationship is strong.”
b)   “That is unfortunate. They seem like a nice couple.”

7. “I fell in love with a woman in my computer club.”
a)  “What is her name?”
b)  “Why don't you like her?”

8. “My niece broke up with her boyfriend after five years.”
a)  “Why? What caused the problem?”
b)  “It is good that they are together.”

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