Go for Broke

What does the phrase 'Go for Broke' mean?

• To risk everything in an all-out effort

• To save money for future use

• To avoid taking risks

• To break something intentionally

Which of the following sentences uses 'Go for Broke' correctly?

• She decided to go for broke and invest all her savings in the new business.

• He went for broke by saving all his money in the bank.

• They went for broke by avoiding any risky decisions.

• She went for broke by breaking all the dishes.

Identify the correct synonym for 'Go for Broke'.

• Play it safe

• Take a chance

• Hold back

• Save for later

In which situation would someone most likely 'Go for Broke'?

• When they want to play it safe

• When they are trying to win a high-stakes poker game

• When they are saving money for retirement

• When they are avoiding a difficult decision

What is the origin of the phrase 'Go for Broke'?

• It originated from a poker game term.

• It was first used in a Shakespearean play.

• It comes from a banking term.

• It was coined in the 21st century.

Which part of speech is 'broke' in the phrase 'Go for Broke'?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

Choose the sentence that best illustrates the meaning of 'Go for Broke'.

• He decided to go for broke and ask for a raise.

• She went for broke by not spending any money.

• They went for broke by staying home all weekend.

• He went for broke by refusing to take any risks.

What is the opposite of 'Go for Broke'?

• Take a risk

• Play it safe

• Go all out

• Risk everything

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'Go for Broke'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

How would you describe someone who often 'Goes for Broke'?

• Cautious

• Risk-averse

• Adventurous

• Conservative