IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS 6 TET & DSC

 






IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS 6 TET & DSCπŸ‘‡


1. What does the idiom “Break the ice” mean?

  • To cool down emotions
  • To start a conversation
  • To ignore someone
  • To shatter something

2. What does “Hit the sack” mean?

  • To hit someone
  • To be lazy
  • To go to bed
  • To start running

3. What does “Spill the beans” mean?

  • To reveal a secret
  • To cook food
  • To waste something
  • To hide the truth

4. What does “Once in a blue moon” mean?

  • Every day
  • On a full moon
  • Very rarely
  • Every weekend

5. What does “Under the weather” mean?

  • Feeling ill
  • Feeling excited
  • Feeling cold
  • Feeling happy

6. What does “A blessing in disguise” mean?

  • A visible blessing
  • A good thing that seems bad at first
  • A costly gift
  • A bad event

7. What does “Burn the midnight oil” mean?

  • To celebrate something
  • To work late at night
  • To light a lamp
  • To waste fuel

8. What does “Bite the bullet” mean?

  • To avoid problems
  • To face a difficult situation bravely
  • To cry loudly
  • To eat fast

9. What does “The ball is in your court” mean?

  • You lost control
  • You are playing a game
  • It’s your decision now
  • You have no chance

10. What does “Cut corners” mean?

  • To save energy
  • To do something cheaply or carelessly
  • To follow all rules
  • To design shapes

11. What does “Hit the nail on the head” mean?

  • To hurt someone
  • To be exactly right
  • To make a mistake
  • To hit something

12. What does “Add fuel to the fire” mean?

  • To calm someone down
  • To make a bad situation worse
  • To cook something
  • To make peace

13. What does “Let the cat out of the bag” mean?

  • To open a bag
  • To reveal a secret accidentally
  • To lose a pet
  • To hide something

14. What does “Cry over spilt milk” mean?

  • To ask for help
  • To waste milk
  • To regret something that can’t be changed
  • To make excuses

15. What does “Kick the bucket” mean?

  • To start a job
  • To die
  • To lose a game
  • To dance

16. What does “Piece of cake” mean?

  • Something impossible
  • Something very easy
  • Something boring
  • Something delicious

17. What does “Pull someone’s leg” mean?

  • To tease someone
  • To scold someone
  • To trip someone
  • To hurt someone

18. What does “On cloud nine” mean?

  • Very happy
  • Very sleepy
  • Very angry
  • Very nervous

19. What does “A hot potato” mean?

  • A controversial issue
  • A fun activity
  • A secret gift
  • A delicious dish

20. What does “Beat around the bush” mean?

  • To argue
  • To speak directly
  • To avoid the main topic
  • To agree easily

21. What does “When pigs fly” mean?

  • Something that will never happen
  • Something rare
  • Something certain
  • Something soon

22. What does “Back to the drawing board” mean?

  • To start again after failure
  • To complete a plan
  • To end a project
  • To take rest

23. What does “Call it a day” mean?

  • To make a plan
  • To stop working for the day
  • To argue
  • To start early

24. What does “The last straw” mean?

  • A game point
  • A great reward
  • A lucky chance
  • The final problem after a series of troubles

25. What does “Go the extra mile” mean?

  • To walk farther
  • To make extra effort
  • To rest early
  • To waste time

26. What does “Break a leg” mean?

  • Be careful
  • Good luck
  • Stop acting
  • Get well soon

27. What does “By the skin of one’s teeth” mean?

  • Barely succeed
  • Win easily
  • Lose completely
  • Try again

28. What does “In hot water” mean?

  • In a bath
  • In trouble
  • In joy
  • In fear

29. What does “Go bananas” mean?

  • To become very excited or angry
  • To go shopping
  • To eat bananas
  • To feel lazy

30. What does “A penny for your thoughts” mean?

  • Saving coins
  • Giving money
  • Telling a secret
  • Asking someone what they are thinking

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