Letter J – Episode 01 1 / 10 1. What does “Jack up” mean? • Cover something with a lid • Raise something with a lifting device • Push something aside Explanation: Jack up means to lift with a jack (like a car) or to suddenly raise prices. Example: Please jack up the car so I can change the tire. 2 / 10 2. What does “Jagged” mean? • Very soft • Rough with sharp points • Perfectly smooth Explanation: Jagged describes something with uneven, sharp edges. Example: We carefully stepped over the jagged rocks. 3 / 10 3. What does “Jammed up” mean? • Crowded or blocked • Empty and clear • Fast and easy Explanation: Jammed up means blocked or full, often with people or traffic. Example: The road was jammed up with heavy traffic. 4 / 10 4. What does “Jar” mean? • A glass container • A cooking pan • A paper bag Explanation: A jar is a round glass container with a lid, often used for food. Example: I cannot unscrew the lid of the jar. 5 / 10 5. What does “Jaw” mean? • A silent gesture • A chat or talk • A formal speech Explanation: Jaw in informal use means having a casual chat. Example: We had a good jaw over lunch. 6 / 10 6. What does “Jettison” mean? • Throw away • Keep safely stored • Pack carefully Explanation: Jettison means to discard or throw something away, often from a vehicle or plan. Example: They had to jettison their holiday plans after the accident. 7 / 10 7. What does “Jibe with” mean? • Agree with • Disagree with • Ignore Explanation: Jibe with means to match or be in agreement with something. Example: His story did not jibe with the facts. 8 / 10 8. What does “Jinx” mean? • Something that brings bad luck • Something that brings success • A lucky charm Explanation: A jinx is a person or thing believed to bring bad luck. Example: That guy is a jinx. Nothing goes right around him. 9 / 10 9. What does “Jittery” mean? • Nervous • Calm and relaxed • Strong and confident Explanation: Jittery describes a nervous, shaky feeling, often caused by stress or caffeine. Example: He felt jittery before the interview. 10 / 10 10. What does “Jockey” mean? • Singer • Rider • Farmer Explanation: A jockey is someone who rides horses in races or pilots a plane in slang. Example: Jim is a jet jockey in the air force. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte