School Idioms: Set 4

1. What does the idiom mean?

• Someone who loves board games
• Someone who is concentrating
• Someone who is more likely to succeed

2. What does the idiom mean?

• Someone who has weapons
• Someone with helpful experiences
• Someone who lifts weights

3. What does the idiom mean?

• To pay attention to everything
• To keep our ears clean
• To tune everything out

4. What does the idiom mean?

• To make our legs stronger
• To have a better chance of losing
• To have an advantage

5. What does the idiom mean?

• Help you remember
• Get your attention
• Make you happy

6. What does the idiom mean?

• Something very plain
• Something that attracts your attention
• When you catch a cold in your eyes

7. What does the idiom mean?

• Adjust to a new situation
• To be nervous
• To dance well

8. What does the idiom mean?

• To be embarrassed
• To feel angry from being tickled too much
• To be thrilled or very happy

You can't judge a book by its cover

• an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do

• that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to nearly everything about a topic

saved by the bell

• an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do

• that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to nearly everything about a topic