Common English Idioms Quiz

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Common English Idioms Quiz


Froggy Jumps Common English Idioms QuizVersión en línea Idioms practice por NYCE 1 Break the ice" means: a To initiate conversation in an awkward situation b To destroy something c To start a fire 2 What does "hit the nail on the head" mean? a To build something b To describe something exactly correctly c To make a mistake 3 "Let the cat out of the bag" means: a To organize something b To buy a new pet c To reveal a secret accidentally 4 If someone is "under the weather", they are: a Feeling sick or unwell b Standing outside in the rain c Feeling happy 5 "Burn the midnight oil" means: a To cook at night b To waste electricity c To stay up late working or studying 6 Complete the sentence: "I was going to tell her the surprise, but I didn't want to spill the beans." a To reveal a secret b To cook food c To drop something 7 "Spill the beans" means: a To cook food b To reveal a secret c To drop something 8 "Piece of cake" means: a A birthday present b Something very easy c Something very difficult 9 What does "costs an arm and a leg" mean? a Very cheap b Very expensive c Physically painful 10 "Bite the bullet" means: a To eat quickly b To endure something painful or unpleasant c To argue with someone 11 If you "have a chip on your shoulder", you are: a Holding a grudge or feeling resentful b Carrying something heavy c Feeling very hungry 12 "Kick the bucket" is a polite way to say: a To die b To get very angry c To clean the house 13 "Call it a day" means: a To stop working for the day b To celebrate c To make a phone call 14 "Beat around the bush" means: a To talk directly b To avoid saying what you mean directly c To plant trees 15 What does "pull someone's leg" mean? a To help someone walk b To trip someone c To tease or joke with someone 16 "The ball is in your court" means: a You're in trouble b It's your decision or responsibility to act now c You're playing tennis

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Common English Idioms QuizVersión en línea

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Break the ice" means:

What does "hit the nail on the head" mean?

"Let the cat out of the bag" means:

If someone is "under the weather", they are:

"Burn the midnight oil" means:

Complete the sentence: "I was going to tell her the surprise, but I didn't want to spill the beans."

"Spill the beans" means:

"Piece of cake" means:

What does "costs an arm and a leg" mean?

"Bite the bullet" means:

If you "have a chip on your shoulder", you are:

"Kick the bucket" is a polite way to say:

"Call it a day" means:

"Beat around the bush" means:

What does "pull someone's leg" mean?

"The ball is in your court" means: