Idiom Review #3

What idiom means to lose your temper?

• fly off the handle

• for the birds

• get your feet wet

• Greek to me

What idiom means that it is worthless or useless?

• head in the clouds

• knock your socks off

• fly off the handle

• for the birds

What idiom means to do something for the first time?

• get your feet wet

• hold your horses

• on pins and needles

• hit a brick wall

What idiom means that something is too difficult to understand?

• greek to me

• in a nutshell

• two peas in a pod

• in one ear and out the other

What idiom means that you are extremely jealous?

• green with envy

• like a bump on a log

• two peas in a pod

• on cloud nine

What idiom means to have two things when you must choose one?

• have your cake and eat it too

• in one ear and out the other

• jump down my throat

• needle in a haystack

What idiom should you use to describe someone that is lost in thought or daydreaming?

• head in the clouds

• leave no stone unturned

• heart's in the right place

• get your feet wet

What idiom means to mean well or be kind?

• heart's in the right place

• over your head

• head in the clouds

• knock your socks off

What idiom means to be patient?

• for the birds

• hold your horses

• on top of the world

• in the limelight

What idiom means to say something in very few words?

• in a nutshell

• in one ear and out the other

• open a can of worms

• kill two birds with one stone