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Idiomatic Expressions 5 TET & DSC


1. What does “a white elephant” mean?

  • A big animal
  • Something costly but useless
  • A rare gift
  • A precious possession

2. What does “the black sheep” mean?

  • A person who wears black
  • A disgraceful member of a family or group
  • A lucky person
  • A kind-hearted man

3. What does “let sleeping dogs lie” mean?

  • Wake up animals
  • Avoid restarting old conflicts
  • Complain about the past
  • Discuss forgotten things

4. What does “a dark horse” mean?

  • A dangerous animal
  • A person with hidden talents
  • A strong competitor
  • A weak performer

5. What does “cry wolf” mean?

  • Raise a false alarm
  • Help someone
  • Be honest
  • Be kind

6. What does “the lion’s share” mean?

  • A small part
  • A balanced share
  • The largest portion
  • A hidden gift

7. What does “a snake in the grass” mean?

  • A pet snake
  • A close friend
  • A secret enemy
  • A harmless person

8. What does “wild goose chase” mean?

  • A bird hunt
  • A wise decision
  • A foolish or hopeless search
  • A secret adventure

9. What does “kill the goose that lays the golden eggs” mean?

  • Help someone grow
  • Save resources wisely
  • Destroy a valuable source through greed
  • Stop wasting money

10. What does “dog days” mean?

  • Cold winter nights
  • Busy working hours
  • Hot summer days
  • Rainy days

11. What does “hold your horses” mean?

  • Wait and be patient
  • Act immediately
  • Run fast
  • Get angry

12. What does “smell a rat” mean?

  • Be certain
  • Suspect something wrong
  • Trust easily
  • Feel lucky

13. What does “raining cats and dogs” mean?

  • Raining lightly
  • Raining heavily
  • No rain at all
  • Raining slowly

14. What does “to have butterflies in one’s stomach” mean?

  • Feel proud
  • Feel nervous
  • Feel sleepy
  • Feel angry

15. What does “make a mountain out of a molehill” mean?

  • Exaggerate a small problem
  • Ignore a big issue
  • Solve problems quickly
  • Create confusion

16. What does “beat a dead horse” mean?

  • Act wisely
  • Waste time on a hopeless effort
  • Encourage others
  • Win a debate

17. What does “a horse of a different colour” mean?

  • A rare animal
  • A colourful creature
  • A completely different matter
  • An ordinary thing

18. What does “take the bull by the horns” mean?

  • Avoid danger
  • Hide from fear
  • Face a difficult situation bravely
  • Run away

19. What does “in the pink of health” mean?

  • In very poor health
  • In very good health
  • Feeling sad
  • Tired and weak

20. What does “green with envy” mean?

  • Very happy
  • Very jealous
  • Very angry
  • Very polite

21. What does “show the white feather” mean?

  • Show bravery
  • Show cowardice
  • Show excitement
  • Show honesty

22. What does “out of the blue” mean?

  • Suddenly
  • Expectedly
  • Unexpectedly
  • Regularly

23. What does “black and blue” mean?

  • Feeling sad
  • Feeling proud
  • Badly bruised
  • Healthy and fit

24. What does “once in a blue moon” mean?

  • Very often
  • Regularly
  • Very rarely
  • Every week

25. What does “greenhorn” mean?

  • An experienced man
  • An inexperienced person
  • A teacher
  • A wise person

26. What does “have a green thumb” mean?

  • Be jealous
  • Be good at gardening
  • Be lazy
  • Be rude

27. What does “grey area” mean?

  • Something very clear
  • Something not clearly defined
  • Something black
  • Something white

28. What does “blue blood” mean?

  • Poor background
  • Hard worker
  • Noble or royal birth
  • Common citizen

29. What does “keep an eye on” mean?

  • Watch carefully
  • Ignore completely
  • Forget about it
  • Avoid the person

30. What does “cold feet” mean?

  • Lose courage
  • Be confident
  • Be brave
  • Feel relaxed

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