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Multiple Choice

What does the idiom “It’s raining cats and dogs” mean?

• Cats and dogs are falling from the sky

• It’s raining very lightly

• It’s raining very heavily

• Animals are fighting

Multiple Choice

Idioms always mean exactly what the words literally say.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What does the idiom “Spill the beans” mean?

• To drop beans on the floor

• To reveal a secret

• To cook food

• To make a mess

Multiple Choice

The idiom “Piece of cake” means:

• Something is very easy

• Something is very hard

• You are eating dessert

• A birthday party

Multiple Choice

What does the idiom “Monkey business” mean?

• Real monkeys playing

• Silly or mischievous behaviour

• A business about animals

• Serious work

Match

Match the idiom to its meaning.

• Two peas in a pod →

• Practice makes perfect →

• Once in a blue moon →

• Reach for the stars →

Very similar

More practice leads to improvement

Very rarely

Aim very high

• Very similar

• More practice leads to improvement

• Very rarely

• Aim very high

Multiple Choice

Which idiom means “to aim very high and be ambitious”?

• Once in a blue moon

• Practice makes perfect

• Two peas in a pod

• Reach for the stars

Fill in the Blank

Complete: If you want to get better at drawing, remember that ________ makes perfect.

Fill in the Blank

Complete: We visit the zoo ________ in a blue moon.

Open Ended

Choose one idiom you learned today and write a new sentence using it in your own words.

Open Ended

Pick your favourite idiom (e.g., “Raining cats and dogs”). Draw or describe its real meaning, not the literal words.