Pearson

Question 1

extremely upset, frustrated, or angry.

Answer 1

Worked up” (adjective phrase) “Worked up” is usually used with “get” or “be.

Question 2

to speak indirectly about something because it is a difficult, sensitive, or uncomfortable matter.

Answer 2

“Beat around the bush” (verb phrase)

Question 3

extremely upset, frustrated, or angry. It is usually used with “get” or “be.”

Answer 3

“Worked up” (adjective phrase)

Question 4

is the rank an employee has in a company based on the length of time he or she has worked there.

Answer 4

“Seniority” (noun)”Seniority” is an uncountable noun. Another form is “senior” (adjective)

Question 5

to become too excited or emotional about something.

Answer 5

“Get carried away” (verb phrase)

Question 6

to support or defend someone or something.

Answer 6

Stand by” (phrasal verb) is used with an object

Question 7

means to do something with too much enthusiasm or to an extreme degree.
It is similar to “get carried away.”

Answer 7

Go overboard” (verb phrase)