The use of the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" in the sentence indicates that Emily is joking. It implies that her performance is not to be taken seriously and is intended to be humorous or sarcastic. Therefore, the correct response is:
Emily is joking.
Read the sentence.
Emily did a tongue-in-cheek performance of the vice principal handing out hugs and candy.
What does the use of the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" mean in this sentence?
Responses
Emily is accurate.
Emily is accurate.
Emily is joking.
Emily is joking.
Emily is respectful.
Emily is respectful.
Emily is cruel.
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