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Everyday Expressions QuizVersión en línea Common English phrases por Jeace Zapata 1 What does the expression 'break the ice' mean in conversation? a To ruin a relationship b To stop a fight c To start a conversation in a friendly way d To melt a frozen object 2 If someone says 'spill the beans', what are they asking you to do? a Hide a secret b Cook beans differently c Clean up spilled beans d Reveal a secret 3 The phrase 'costs an arm and a leg' implies something is very what? a Rare b Expensive c Unnecessary d Heavy 4 What does 'once in a blue moon' describe? a Something blue in color b Something done repeatedly c Something happens rarely d Something very large 5 If you 'hit the sack', what are you about to do? a Fall asleep standing b Go for a run c Go to bed d Pay for a hotel 6 What does it mean to 'miss the boat' in everyday use? a Miss a boat b Miss an opportunity c Be late to a meeting d Leave something on board 7 To 'pull someone's leg' is to do what? a Joke or tease someone b Steal from someone c Ignore them on purpose d Physically pull them 8 The expression 'bite the bullet' means to do what? a Avoid responsibility b Play a prank c Chew something hard d Face a difficult or unpleasant task 9 If you 'cut corners', you are likely to be what? a Starting a project anew b Being generous c Sharpening objects d Taking a shortcut, often lowering quality 10 What does 'under the weather' describe? a Feeling very tired b Feeling unwell c Experiencing rain d Being outdoors Explicación 1 'Break the ice' means initiating friendly conversation to ease tension. 2 Spilling the beans = revealing a secret or information. 3 This idiom signals high cost or value beyond normal. 4 Used for events that occur infrequently. 5 Informal for going to bed to sleep. 6 Missed chance or opportunity. 7 Humorous teasing or playful trick. 8 Endure a painful or challenging situation. 9 Often means sacrificing quality to save time or money. 10 Colloquial for feeling sick or unwell.

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Everyday Expressions QuizVersión en línea

por Jeace Zapata

What does the expression 'break the ice' mean in conversation?

If someone says 'spill the beans', what are they asking you to do?

The phrase 'costs an arm and a leg' implies something is very what?

What does 'once in a blue moon' describe?

If you 'hit the sack', what are you about to do?

What does it mean to 'miss the boat' in everyday use?

To 'pull someone's leg' is to do what?

The expression 'bite the bullet' means to do what?

If you 'cut corners', you are likely to be what?

What does 'under the weather' describe?

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