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Froggy Jumps Idiom Sprint: English PhrasesVersión en línea Fun idiom quiz por English with experts 1 If someone is said to be 'a piece of cake', what do we mean? a Something very tasty b Something very easy to do c Something dangerous 2 What does the idiom 'pulling someone's leg' mean? a Joking or teasing someone b Deciding quickly c Following someone physically 3 To 'hit the books' means to: a Study hard b Go to the gym c Take a break 4 If a plan 'goes south', it: a Goes to the south direction b Improves rapidly c Fails or goes badly 5 What does 'bite off more than you can chew' express? a Chew loudly during work b Take on more than you can handle c Eat too much in one meal 6 When something is 'a blessing in disguise', it is: a Unlucky and obvious b Good in an unexpected way c Expensive and heavy 7 'Break the ice' is said to: a End a relationship b Crash a party c Start a conversation in an awkward situation 8 If you 'spill the beans', you: a Lose a bet b Reveal a secret c Clean up a mess 9 To 'let the cat out of the bag' means to: a Release a cat b Protect a secret c Reveal a secret unintentionally 10 What does it mean to 'kick the bucket'? a To give up b To start anew c To die

Froggy Jumps

Idiom Sprint: English PhrasesVersión en línea

Fun idiom quiz

por English with experts

If someone is said to be 'a piece of cake', what do we mean?

Something very tasty

Something very easy to do

Something dangerous

What does the idiom 'pulling someone's leg' mean?

Joking or teasing someone

Deciding quickly

Following someone physically

To 'hit the books' means to:

Study hard

Go to the gym

Take a break

If a plan 'goes south', it:

Goes to the south direction

Improves rapidly

Fails or goes badly

What does 'bite off more than you can chew' express?

Chew loudly during work

Take on more than you can handle

Eat too much in one meal

When something is 'a blessing in disguise', it is:

Unlucky and obvious

Good in an unexpected way

Expensive and heavy

'Break the ice' is said to:

End a relationship

Crash a party

Start a conversation in an awkward situation

If you 'spill the beans', you:

Lose a bet

Reveal a secret

Clean up a mess

To 'let the cat out of the bag' means to:

Release a cat

Protect a secret

Reveal a secret unintentionally

What does it mean to 'kick the bucket'?

To give up

To start anew

To die

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Idiom Sprint: English PhrasesVersión en línea

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If someone is said to be 'a piece of cake', what do we mean?

What does the idiom 'pulling someone's leg' mean?

To 'hit the books' means to:

If a plan 'goes south', it:

What does 'bite off more than you can chew' express?

When something is 'a blessing in disguise', it is:

'Break the ice' is said to:

If you 'spill the beans', you:

To 'let the cat out of the bag' means to:

What does it mean to 'kick the bucket'?

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