Idioms- 3rd Grade

What does the idiom "Blow your top" mean?

• Blow bubbles

• Throw your hat

• Get very angry

• Work hard

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What the does the idiom "Wrap it up!" mean?

• To rush

• To sing a song very fast

• To wrap a present

• To finish an activity

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What does the idiom "It's raining cats and dogs" mean?

• It is raining really soft

• Its raining really hard

• Dogs and cats are falling from the sky

• It is not raining

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What does the idiom "to have a change of heart" mean?

• To learn something new

• A person is getting a new heart

• To change your attitude or opinion about something

• To change the size of your heart

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What does the idiom "over the moon" mean?

• Extremely excited

• Extremely happy

• Jump very high

• Waxing gibbous

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What does the idiom "to throw yourself into something" mean?

• To try something new

• To throw a lot of snowballs

• to fall into something deep

• to do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm

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What does the idiom "the floor is yours" mean?

• You can take the floor home

• It is your turn to talk

• You own the carpet

• To stop talking

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What does the idiom "I had a problem that snowballed" mean?

• I had a problem about a snowball

• My problem was in the middle of a snowball

• My problem got smaller and smaller

• My problem got bigger and bigger

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What does the idiom "to have eyes in the back of your head" mean?

• To be surprised or worried

• To notice everything happening around them

• Eyes in the front and back of your head

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What does the idiom "writers block" mean?

• A writer writes on a block

• When you have many ideas to write about

• A writer can only think about blocks

• When you can't think of anything to write about

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