B. to pass something easily and with a high scoreA. someone who works very hard and is very enthusiastic2.1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.D. to not go to school when you shouldH. to complete a lot of material in a classJ. someone who copies the work of anotherI. a line with one person standing behind anotherG. to count the number of peopleF. to try to develop an idea or think of a newE. to start thinking in a serious mannerC. someone who reads a lotAnswers1.C (My brother is a bookworm; he enjoys reading and you never see him without a book.)2. F (Students got into groups and brainstormed the topic.)3. J (They called her a copycat when they saw she copied another students work.)4. H (We covered a lot of ground during the first two weeks this school year.)5. G (The teacher stopped to count noses several times during the field trip.)6. A (The young girl is an eager beaver and always comes to class before everyone else.)7. D (The boys played hooky and went to the fast food stand for the afternoon.)8. B (I was able to pass the English test with flying colours.)9. I (The students lined up single file before they entered the classroom.)10. E (The boy put on his thinking cap and triede to think of a new name for his team.)