English Idioms Quiz Edition 1

Which idiom is used when something is very expensive?

• A toe and a nose

• Slap on the wrist

• Raining cats and dogs

• An arm and a leg

Which idiom refers to a person's deepest and darkest personal secrets?

• Pulling your leg

• Blood is thicker than water

• Dirty laundry

• Roll out the red carpet

What does the idiom "piece of cake" mean?

• A task that involves food tasting

• A task that is very simple or easy to complete

• A job at an eatery

• Not to be greedy or selfish

Which idiom refers to a person who is good at gardening?

• Rake and chungkol

• Green thumb

• Green fingers

• Gardening Tom

What does "all in the same boat" mean?

• It refers to people who were fishermen in the past

• It refers to a wild guess at an answer, especially when one is unsure

• It refers to a person who is good at gardening

• It refers to a situation where people are facing the same challenge and need to work together

Which idiom refers to two people who have the same interest/ character?

• Blood is thicker than water

• Green fingers

• Birds of the same feather

• All in the same boat

Which idiom means "a difficult situation"?

• In a pickle

• In a tomato

• In a cucumber

• In a lemon

What does "icing on the cake" mean?

• A highly challenging or difficult task that is yet rewarding

• To try your hardest to impress/ please

• Something good that is added to another good thing

• To welcome someone warmly, especially at parties

Which idiom describes making a choice between two unpleasant choices?

• Rock the boat

• Every cloud has a silver lining

• Got up on the wrong side of the bed

• Caught between a rock and a hard place

Which idiom describes a person who started with nothing and made themselves rich?

• Rags to riches

• Icing on the cake

• Put your best foot forward

• Every cloud has a silver lining