Idioms and phrases are an important part of the English language. They make our conversations and writing livelier and more meaningful. These expressions give us insight into the culture and history that have shaped the language. Examples like “raining cats and dogs” and “cold shoulder” show us fun and easy ways to share complex thoughts and feelings.
Do you think you know about idioms and phrases? Take this quiz to see how you do! Don’t worry if you’re unsure – this quiz will help you learn more. Let’s have fun and test your knowledge!
Here are some new idioms and phrases with multiple-choice options:
Q.1. “Throw in the towel” means:
A) To start a new project
B) To give up
C) To celebrate a victory
D) To do laundry
Answer
B) To give up
Q.2.”Spill the beans” means:
A) To prepare a meal
B) To reveal a secret
C) To make a mess
D) To hide something
Answer
B) To reveal a secret
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Q.3. “Walk on eggshells” means:
A) To be very cautious
B) To be reckless
C) To wear special shoes
D) To be confident
Answer
A) To be very cautious
Q.4. “Under one’s nose” means:
A) Right in front of someone
B) Hidden from view
C) High up
D) Far away
Answer
A) Right in front of someone
Q.5. “Cut corners” means:
A) To take shortcuts
B) To be thorough
C) To decorate a room
D) To save money
Answer
D) To save money
Q.6. “Get the ball rolling” means:
A) To start a process or project
B) To play a game
C) To stop an activity
D) To follow instructions
Answer
A) To start a process or project
Q.7. “A storm in a teacup” means:
A) An important event
B) An international conflict
C) A small issue blown out of proportion
D) A weather-related phenomenon
Answer
C) A small issue blown out of proportion
Q.8. “On the same page” means:
A) Reading the same book
B) Having a mutual understanding
C) Being at the same place
D) Writing something together
Answer
B) Having a mutual understanding
Q.9. “Fit as a fiddle” means:
A) Very healthy and in good condition
B) Not working properly
C) Feeling hungry
D) Being very musical
Answer
A) Very healthy and in good condition
Q.10. “Between a rock and a hard place” means:
A) In a comfortable position
B) Faced with a difficult decision
C) Between two buildings
D) Holding a rock
Answer
B) Faced with a difficult decision
Good luck, and see how many idioms and phrases you know well!
