Quiz: Cockney Rhyming Slang 4

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Cockney Rhyming Slang 4 Quiz

Exercise Instructions: Choose the correct answer.

Q1 - A coat is a weasel.
Q2 - If something is Westminster Abbey, it is shabby.
Q3 - Jaffa cake means mistake.
Q4 - Dunlop tyre means liar.
Q5 - Dutch plate means late.
Q6 - David Gower means power.
Q7 - Dangermouse means spouse.
Q8 - You and me means tea.
Q9 - Dangermouse means house.
Q10 - Jellied eel means deal.

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