1 What does the idiom 'under the weather' mean? A feeling ill B feeling happy C being outside D being lucky
2 What does the idiom 'hit the books' mean? A to study hard B to read a book C to write a book D to throw a book
3 What does the idiom 'beat around the bush' mean? A to avoid the main point B to hit a bush C to walk around D to plant bushes
4 What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean? A to start a conversation B to break something C to freeze water D to skate on ice
5 What does the idiom 'push the envelope' mean? A to go beyond normal limits B to push something C to open a letter D to close a letter
6 What does the idiom 'save for a rainy day' mean? A to save for the future B to save rain C to avoid water D to prepare for storms
7 What does the idiom 'go the extra mile' mean? A to make an extra effort B to travel far C to run a race D to walk
8 What does the idiom 'hold your horses' mean? A to be patient B to ride a horse C to buy a horse D to feed a horse
9 What does the idiom 'take it with a grain of salt' mean? A to not take something too seriously B to add salt to food C to cook food D to eat food
10 What does the idiom 'kill two birds with one stone' mean? A to achieve two goals at once B to hunt birds C to throw a stone D to break a window
11 What does the idiom 'straight from the horse's mouth' mean? A from a reliable source B from a horse C from a farm D from a book
12 What does the idiom 'see eye to eye' mean? A to agree with someone B to see something C to look at someone D to avoid someone
13 What does the idiom 'barking up the wrong tree' mean? A to pursue a wrong idea B to bark at a tree C to climb a tree D to cut a tree
14 What does the idiom 'get cold feet' mean? A to become nervous B to feel cold C to walk outside D to wear shoes
15 What does the idiom 'you can't judge a book by its cover' mean? A don't judge by appearance B read a book C look at the cover D judge the contents
16 What does the idiom 'take it with a grain of salt' mean? A to not take something too seriously B to add salt to food C to cook food D to eat food
17 What does the idiom 'miss the boat' mean? A to miss an opportunity B to miss a bus C to lose a ship D to swim
18 What does the idiom 'hit the sack' mean? A to go to bed B to punch a sack C to carry a sack D to buy a sack
19 What does the idiom 'cry over spilt milk' mean? A to regret past events B to clean a spill C to cry loudly D to drink milk
20 What does the idiom 'hit the nail on the head' mean? A to be exactly right B to hit something C to fix something D to make a mistake
21 What does the idiom 'the ball is in your court' mean? A it is your decision or turn to act B to play a game C to throw a ball D to catch a ball
22 What does the idiom 'call it a day' mean? A to stop working for the day B to start a new day C to make a phone call D to plan a meeting
23 What does the idiom 'on the ball' mean? A to be alert and active B to play with a ball C to sit on a ball D to throw a ball
24 What does the idiom 'cut corners' mean? A to do something in the easiest way B to cut something C to make a turn D to draw a square
25 What does the idiom 'go the extra mile' mean? A to make an extra effort B to travel far C to run a race D to walk