Roland Zuo
What's the meaning of "out and out 'U'"?

I've just taken a quiz and the result of mine is out and out 'U'.

So I wander what the actual meaning of it.

Thanks.

7 jun. 2016 16:41
Opmerkingen · 5
Of course,it's a mere amusement between friends in leisure time.Whatever the result is,one's social status won't change because of it. And I do know more about English now.At this point,it seems not bad.
7 juni 2016
Then it's highly likely that "U" means "upper class", but one should take these quizzes with  a pinch of salt.
7 juni 2016
The quiz measures it according to one's lifestyle.One of my friends recommended it so I just took it.
7 juni 2016

"U" and "non-U" could mean "upper class" and "not upper class".

"Out and out" means "completely".

What is the quiz designed to gauge?  Surely it tells you that somewhere in the introduction?


7 juni 2016
It depends how the quiz is being scored doesn't it?  In my school a "U" was never a good thing.  Exam marks from top to bottom were A, B, C, D, E, F, U! :/  Sorry!
7 juni 2016