Idioms Quiz

What does the idiom "ball in your court" mean?

• Not being in charged

• Being in charged

• Being respectful

• Being kind

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What idiom does the image represent?

• A bad egg

• A good apple

• A green apple

• A bad apple

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What does the idiom "barking up the wrong tree" mean?

• Making a mistake

• Doing things right

• Being unsure

• Being sure

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What idioms does the image represent?

• A good egg

• An angry egg

• An evil egg

• A bad egg

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What does the idiom "beating around the bush" mean?

• Getting to the point

• Being honest

• Being wrong

• Not getting to the point

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What does the idiom "a head start" mean?

• A relief from worry

• An advantage that someone has over the other people

• A place where children start school

• To start over

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What idiom does the image represent?

• Working out is hard

• A weight off my shoulders

• No pain, no gain

• A weight on my shoulders

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What does the idiom "actions speak louder than words" mean?

• What someone does has more value than what someone says

• Current or latest fashion

• To start over

• A relief from worry

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What does the idiom "all the rage" mean?

• Not being popular

• Being popular/current fashion

• Somebody who is angry

• The fashion from last year

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What idiom does the image represent?

• Let's do it again!

• Actions speak louder than words

• Determination is the key to success

• Back to the drawing board

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