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Quiz: Today, Tomorrow… and Yesterday

This is a fun quiz all about yesterday, today, and the day after the day after yesterday – that’s tomorrow, in case you haven’t been following  Let’s hear how you do!

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  • Question of

    What does the idiom ‘here today, gone tomorrow’ mean?

    • Balding, losing one’s hair
    • Going for a short vacation
    • Lacking permanence
  • Question of

    In the Beatles’ song “Yesterday”, what seemed so far away?

    • Today
    • Tomorrow
    • The singer’s troubles
  • Question of

    What does the idiom ‘as if there’s no tomorrow’ mean?

    • Very rapidly and eagerly
    • Confused about the date
    • Dressed in finery for an important VIP visitor
  • Question of

    In which language is the word for tomorrow ‘mañana’?

    • Irish
    • Italian
    • Spanish
  • Question of

    What does the phrase ‘jam tomorrow’ mean?

    • It is almost autumn
    • An empty promise that will never be fulfilled
    • Everyone needs to help
  • Question of

    Which 1977 musical contained the song ‘Tomorrow’ with the words, ‘You’re always a day away’?

    • Jesus Christ Superstar
    • Annie
    • Fiddler on the Roof
  • Question of

    What does the phrase ‘Today here, tomorrow the world’ describe?

    • Something or someone whose influence seems certain to spread
    • A tsunami or tidal wave
    • The end of civilisation as we know it
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    What does the phrase ‘born yesterday’ mean?

    • Very clean
    • A photographer with many interchangeable lenses
    • Naive and gullible

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  1. Had to guess at a few so was surprised at 100% score. Have always known #3 to mean going forward with something as if there are no consequences. Will have to pay closer attention next time I hear it!