Question 1: he thinks a great deal of you. "A great deal of" means:
highly
frequently
often
Question 2: My boss likes to make a big deal out of her life. Make a big deal out of something means:
make an important agreement
exaggerate the importance of something
resolve, handle, cope
Question 3: She got a great deal of encouragement from her boyfriend means:
she got along with her new boyfriend
she made an agreement with her boyfriend
she thinks highly of her boyfriend
she received a lot of encouragement from her boyfriend
Question 4: Peter: Thanks so much for the ride!
John: It's really no big deal!
No big deal means:
not a problem
nothing to worry about
nothing in terms of cost
Question 5: What does Steve mean when he says his cat is laid-back
lazy
easygoing
always lying down
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That's not quite right! Correct answer to this question is option 1. A great deal of in this case means "highly"
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That's not quite right! Correct answer to this question is: option 2. To make a big deal out of something means you exaggerate the importance of something, usually a problem. Another more classical way of syaing it is to make a tempest in a teapot.
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That's not quite right! The correct answer to this question is: Option 4. In this case, a great deal of means alot.
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That's not quite right! No big deal is an idiom used by people to say that it really is not a problem or of importance
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That's not quite right! The correct answer to this question is: Option 2.
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