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English Idioms QuizVersión en línea Fun idioms test por andres marcano 1 What does the informal phrase "to hit the sack" mean? a C) To start packing a bag b D) To make a big mistake c A) To go to sleep d B) To punch someone 2 If someone tells you to "break a leg" before a performance, what are they wishing you? a A) An accident b D) Financial wealth c B) Good luck d C) Fast running speed 3 What is the meaning of the phrase "under the weather"? a D) Having a busy schedule b A) Enjoying sunny weather c B) Being trapped in the rain d C) Feeling slightly sick 4 When a person says an item "cost an arm and a leg", they mean the item was: a A) Free of charge b D) Dangerous to use c C) Made of high-quality materials d B) Extremely expensive 5 What does the expression "bite the bullet" mean? a A) To eat something spicy b C) To start an argument c B) To face a difficult situation with courage d D) To speak very quickly 6 If a friend tells you to "spill the beans", what do they want you to do? a B) Cook a meal b C) Reveal a secret c D) Stop talking d A) Clean up a mess 7 What does the idiom "through thick and thin" refer to? a B) Through good times and bad times b C) Driving on wide and narrow roads c D) Reading a long book quickly d A) Losing and gaining weight 8 When someone says "it's not my cup of tea", they mean: a B) They forgot their beverage b D) The liquid is too hot to drink c C) It is not something they enjoy or are interested in d A) They prefer coffee 9 What does the phrase "piece of cake" describe? a D) A very expensive dessert b C) Something that is very easy to do c A) A healthy diet d B) A birthday celebration 10 If someone tells you to "pull yourself together", what are they asking you to do? a C) Put on warmer clothes b A) Stand closer to them c D) Do a physical exercise d B) Calm down and control your emotions

English Idioms QuizVersión en línea

Fun idioms test

por andres marcano

What does the informal phrase "to hit the sack" mean?

C) To start packing a bag

D) To make a big mistake

A) To go to sleep

B) To punch someone

If someone tells you to "break a leg" before a performance, what are they wishing you?

A) An accident

D) Financial wealth

B) Good luck

C) Fast running speed

What is the meaning of the phrase "under the weather"?

D) Having a busy schedule

A) Enjoying sunny weather

B) Being trapped in the rain

C) Feeling slightly sick

When a person says an item "cost an arm and a leg", they mean the item was:

A) Free of charge

D) Dangerous to use

C) Made of high-quality materials

B) Extremely expensive

What does the expression "bite the bullet" mean?

A) To eat something spicy

C) To start an argument

B) To face a difficult situation with courage

D) To speak very quickly

If a friend tells you to "spill the beans", what do they want you to do?

B) Cook a meal

C) Reveal a secret

D) Stop talking

A) Clean up a mess

What does the idiom "through thick and thin" refer to?

B) Through good times and bad times

C) Driving on wide and narrow roads

D) Reading a long book quickly

A) Losing and gaining weight

When someone says "it's not my cup of tea", they mean:

B) They forgot their beverage

D) The liquid is too hot to drink

C) It is not something they enjoy or are interested in

A) They prefer coffee

What does the phrase "piece of cake" describe?

D) A very expensive dessert

C) Something that is very easy to do

A) A healthy diet

B) A birthday celebration

If someone tells you to "pull yourself together", what are they asking you to do?

C) Put on warmer clothes

A) Stand closer to them

D) Do a physical exercise

B) Calm down and control your emotions

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English Idioms QuizVersión en línea

por andres marcano

What does the informal phrase "to hit the sack" mean?

If someone tells you to "break a leg" before a performance, what are they wishing you?

What is the meaning of the phrase "under the weather"?

When a person says an item "cost an arm and a leg", they mean the item was:

What does the expression "bite the bullet" mean?

If a friend tells you to "spill the beans", what do they want you to do?

What does the idiom "through thick and thin" refer to?

When someone says "it's not my cup of tea", they mean:

What does the phrase "piece of cake" describe?

If someone tells you to "pull yourself together", what are they asking you to do?

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