WEATHER IDIOMS

Which idiom does the picture represent?

• A COLD DAY IN JULY

• SNOWED UNDER WITH WORK

• UNER THE WEATHER

• BREAK THE ICE

A storm in a tea cup means....

• Every bad situation has a good aspect.

• Generate many ideas quickly

• A lot of trouble about something unimportant

• Very rarely

Don't forget your umbrella...

• It's raining cats and dogs.

• It's under the weather.

• It's a cold day in July.

• It's snowed under.

He is feeling...

• on cloud nine

• on thin ice

• snowed under

• under the weather

When you have your head in the clouds, you ...

• are very happy

• are unwell or ill

• have unrealistic ideas

• are extremely busy

Alex goes jogging every single morning, ...

• comes rain or shine

• raining cats and dogs

• under the weather

• a cold day in July

My sister lives in canada, so I see her...

• a cold day in July

• come rain or shine

• on thin ice

• once in a blue moon

When you are at risk of annoyng someone, you are...

• breaking the ice

• on thin ice

• brainstorming

• in the calm before the storm

This is...

• break the ice

• a cold day in July

• on thin ice

• snowed under

Was helen pleased about getting the job?

• Yes, she was on cloud nine!

• Yes, she was on thin ice

• Yes, she was snowed under.

• Yes, she was with her head in he clouds.