Idiom Review #1

Which idiom means heavy rain?

• raining cats and dogs

• spilled the beans

• a little birdie told me

• hit the lights

What idiom means to tell someone a secret?

• bury the hatchet

• spilled the beans

• beggars can't be choosers

• catch you later

What idiom means you don't want to tell who told you something?

• ants in your pants

• beauty is in the eye of the beholder

• a little birdie told me

• back to the drawing board

What idiom means to turn the lights off?

• ballpark figure

• break a leg

• breath of fresh air

• hit the lights

What idiom means that you can't sit still?

• ants in your pants

• apple of your eye

• call the shots

• between a rock and a hard place

What idiom means to treasure or adore someone or something?

• backseat driver

• born with a silver spoon in your mouth

• bite off more than you can chew

• apple of your eye

What idiom means to start over again?

• back to the drawing board

• bite the hand that feeds you

• bite the bullet

• bells and whistles

What idiom means to offer someone advice when it is unwanted?

• backseat driver

• birds of a feather flock together

• break a leg

• a little birdie told me

What idiom means an estimate?

• ballpark figure

• blind as a bat

• bull in a china shop

• bells and whistles

What idiom means decorations that are not always necessary?

• bells and whistles

• break a leg

• call the shots

• back to the drawing board