Idioms about Food and Animals

If you want to say you have a lot of work to do, which idiom would you use?

• busy as a pig

• busy as a dog

• busy as a bee

• busy as a cat

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Which idiom do you use when you want to say something is impossible?

• when birds fly

• when pigs fly

• when bees fly

• when elephants fly

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Which idiom do you use to talk about something you enjoy doing?

• my cup of tea

• my cup of milk

• my cup of water

• my cup of coke

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How would you describe a clever person who can solve difficult problems?

• a smart pizza

• a smart donuts

• a smart biscuit

• a smart cookie

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Which idiom would you use?

• raining tigers and lions

• raining cats and dogs

• raining ants and spiders

• raining rabbits and foxes

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Which idiom would you use?

• a dog in your throat

• a bird in your throat

• a frog in your throat

• a lion in your throat

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Which idiom would you use?

• couch tomato

• couch carrot

• couch eggplant

• couch potato

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Jason is our boss. Which idiom would you use to describe him?

• a big beef

• a big pork

• a big cheese

• a big chicken

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Teresa wears glasses all the time. Without her glasses, she is ...

• blind as a hat

• blind as a fat

• blind as a bat

• blind as a cat

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This is so easy for me. I can say it is ____________ to me.

• a piece of wood

• a piece of butter

• a piece of paper

• a piece of cake

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