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If a Texan says "This ain't my first rodeo" what are they implying?
It's not their first time doing something.
They're all talk and no action.
They're very tough.
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The Texan expression "lit out" means what?
Took off or started out
Turn off the lights
Very drunk
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If a Texan describes something or someone as "catty whompus", he means it is which of the following?
Snide or insulting
Something that doesn't fit or is out of line
A loud racket
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If a Texan describes someone as "ridin' high," how are they describing them in plain terms?
Doing well or alright.
Wearing his pants too high.
Too big for their britches.
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When a Texan says she is "fixin' to," what does it mean she is doing?
Getting ready to do something
Mixing something up
Looking for a fight
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What is the definition of “all get out?"
Everyone leave
A measure of excitement
A parting or goodbye
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When a Texan describes someone or something as "rode hard and put up wet", what are they saying about that person?
They're dirty
They're poor
They're worse for wear
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If someone "pitches a hissy fit" what are they doing?
Throwing a tantrum
Pitching a tent
Starting fights
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If someone is "all hat and no cattle," then they....
Don't know what they're talking about.
Are making lots of money.
Are betraying their family.
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If a Texan describes someone as "a few pickles short of a barrel," then they think that person is...
Crazy
Dumb
Cocky
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If someone "wouldn't bite a biscuit," then they are....
Afraid of everything.
Allergic to gluten.
A bit too full of themselves.
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If someone is "calling for Earl" in Texas, then they are what?
Throwing up.
Raising hell.
Calling in sick.
Uh-oh, sadly this quiz revealed that you can't talk like a Texan just yet! Though you might know a few words of Texas slang, you couldn't keep up with one of the locals in a heated conversation. Maybe a trip to Texas is in order for research!
C+, You Can't Talk Like A Texan!
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Whoa, impressive! This quiz revealed that you can talk like a Texan! Though you might not be quite as fluent as someone who calls the Lone Star state home, you know enough to get by and pass as a local. We think this calls for a celebration Texas style!
B+, You Can Talk Like A Texan!
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You're a total Texas slang ace! According to this quiz, you can hold your own amongst any Texan. Not only can you walk the walk in the Lone Star state, but you can most definitely talk the talk. Few people know the slang of Texas quite as well as you do! We tip our cowboy hat to you!
A+, You're A Texas Slang Ace!
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Everything is bigger and better in the state of Texas, including the slang! Do you think you can talk like a real life Texan? It's time to put your slang knowledge to the ultimate test!
1
If a Texan says "This ain't my first rodeo" what are they implying?
It's not their first time doing something.
They're all talk and no action.
They're very tough.
2
The Texan expression "lit out" means what?
Took off or started out
Turn off the lights
Very drunk
3
If a Texan describes something or someone as "catty whompus", he means it is which of the following?
Snide or insulting
Something that doesn't fit or is out of line
A loud racket
4
If a Texan describes someone as "ridin' high," how are they describing them in plain terms?
Doing well or alright.
Wearing his pants too high.
Too big for their britches.
5
When a Texan says she is "fixin' to," what does it mean she is doing?
Getting ready to do something
Mixing something up
Looking for a fight
6
What is the definition of “all get out?"
Everyone leave
A measure of excitement
A parting or goodbye
7
When a Texan describes someone or something as "rode hard and put up wet", what are they saying about that person?
They're dirty
They're poor
They're worse for wear
8
If someone "pitches a hissy fit" what are they doing?
Throwing a tantrum
Pitching a tent
Starting fights
9
If someone is "all hat and no cattle," then they....
Don't know what they're talking about.
Are making lots of money.
Are betraying their family.
10
If a Texan describes someone as "a few pickles short of a barrel," then they think that person is...
Crazy
Dumb
Cocky
11
If someone "wouldn't bite a biscuit," then they are....
Afraid of everything.
Allergic to gluten.
A bit too full of themselves.
12
If someone is "calling for Earl" in Texas, then they are what?
Throwing up.
Raising hell.
Calling in sick.
