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Idioms Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge of common idioms with this fun quiz! por Iryna Dovbush 1 What does 'cool as a cucumber' mean? a Calm and relaxed b Nervous and anxious c Angry and frustrated d Excited and energetic 2 If something is 'not my cup of tea', what does it mean? a I don't like it b I want more of it c I find it interesting d I love it 3 What does 'don't put all your eggs in one basket' advise against? Choose one or more answers a Investing in multiple options b Taking a big risk c Risking everything on one option d Being overly cautious 4 When should you 'take something with a pinch of salt'? a When you find it amusing b When you completely believe it c When you want to ignore it d When you doubt its truth 5 What does 'have your cake and eat it too' imply? a Eating too much cake b Sharing with others c Being satisfied with one option d Wanting to enjoy two conflicting things /to want the best of both worlds. 6 Who is referred to as 'the apple of my eye'? a A family member b A close friend c Someone cherished/to love more than anything. d A favorite pet 7 If something is described as 'cheesy', what does it mean? a Simple and plain b Overly sentimental or corny c Delicious and gourmet d Stylish and trendy 8 What does it mean to 'butter someone up'? a To flatter someone (льстить) b To help someone c To criticize someone d To ignore someone 9 In a nutshell, what does this phrase mean? a In detail b In confusion c In summary d In excitement 10 Which idiom suggests being cautious (кошс. обережний) with your resources? a Cool as a cucumber b Don't put all your eggs in one basket c Have your cake and eat it too d Take something with a pinch of salt 11 What does 'black and white' mean? a Thinking of everything as either good or bad. b Being neutral about situations. c Seeing everything in color. d Judging based on emotions. 12 What does it mean to 'black out' in terms of losing consciousness? a To fall asleep. b To become very angry. c To lose consciousness. d To turn off the lights. 13 What does 'to be blue in the face' imply? a To be calm and relaxed. b To be confused. c To be very angry or upset. d To feel very happy. 14 What does 'the grass is always greener (on the other side)' mean? a We should stay where we are. b Other places seem better than where we are. c The grass is actually greener. d Everything is equal everywhere. 15 What does 'to be green with envy' mean? a To be indifferent. b To be happy for someone. c To be inexperienced. d To be very jealous. 16 What does 'to be in the red' refer to? a To be very wealthy. b To have debts. c To have a positive balance. d To be in a good financial position. 17 What does 'red tape' refer to? a A type of legal document. b Excessive bureaucracy. c A form of communication. d A method of problem-solving. 18 What does it mean when something 'comes out of the blue'? a It is a common occurrence. b It is a well-known fact. c It happens unexpectedly. d It is planned in advance. 19 What does 'to black out' mean in terms of darkening a place? a To paint everything black. b To darken by putting out lights or covering windows. c To turn on all the lights. d To open all the windows. 20 What does it mean if someone is 'a bit green'? a They are very skilled. b They are inexperienced or immature. c They are very wise. d They are very confident.

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Idioms Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea

por Iryna Dovbush

What does 'cool as a cucumber' mean?

If something is 'not my cup of tea', what does it mean?

What does 'don't put all your eggs in one basket' advise against?

Choose one or more answers

When should you 'take something with a pinch of salt'?

What does 'have your cake and eat it too' imply?

Who is referred to as 'the apple of my eye'?

If something is described as 'cheesy', what does it mean?

What does it mean to 'butter someone up'?

In a nutshell, what does this phrase mean?

Which idiom suggests being cautious (кошс. обережний) with your resources?

What does 'black and white' mean?

What does it mean to 'black out' in terms of losing consciousness?

What does 'to be blue in the face' imply?

What does 'the grass is always greener (on the other side)' mean?

What does 'to be green with envy' mean?

What does 'to be in the red' refer to?

What does 'red tape' refer to?

What does it mean when something 'comes out of the blue'?

What does 'to black out' mean in terms of darkening a place?

What does it mean if someone is 'a bit green'?