My supervisor seemed to be in a bad mood because he __________ when I asked if I could leave an hour early.

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Option 1: cut my voice

Option 2: ate my head

Option 3: hit my ear off

Option 4: bit my head off

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The blank needs an idiom meaning to respond angrily or harshly to someone. Option 1 -> cut my voice -> not a standard English idiom; doesn't convey angry response. Option 2 -> ate my head -> not a recognized English expression; grammatically incorrect. Option 3 -> hit my ear off -> not a standard idiom; doesn't make logical sense. Option 4 -> bit my head off -> means to respond very angrily or harshly to someone .

When someone bites your head off, they respond to you with unexpected anger or harshness, often over something minor. It's like a verbal attack that catches you off guard - one moment you're asking a simple question, and the next moment they're snapping at you like an angry animal.

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