Defence against the dark arts

Face the music

• A) To accept criticism or punishment for something you have done.

• B) Said when someone you have just been talking about suddenly turns up.

• C) Ignore the reality and pretend that something did not happen.

RING A BELL

• A) Calling for an attention

• B) Send an alarm

• C) Something that sounds familiar to you

NOT ROCKET SCIENCE

• A) To lose an opportunity by not taking action quickly enough.

• B) Used to say that something is not difficult to do or understand.

• C) Used to say that something is not related to science.

COME IN HANDY

• A) To talk about or deal with the most important part of something.

• B) To be useful in a particular situation.

• C) For something that is easy to carry or handle.

CUT CORNERS

• A) Taking a shortcut to the destination.

• B) A particularly difficult or awkward situation, especially one that is not easy to get out of.

• C) To do something in a way that saves time or money, but that reduces quality.

SICK AND TIRED

• A) To be angry or bored with something that has been happening for a long time

• B) To feel a little bit ill

• C) Being annoyed for the sickness

FAT CHANCE

• A) Use to say for something that is very unlikely to happen

• B) People who receive too much money for the job they do

• C) For something that highly possible

ON THIN ICE

• A) To keep one's cool even in a tough situation

• B) In a precarious or risky situation

• C) Being in a serious situation

FLASH IN THE PAN

• A) someone or something that promises great success but fails

• B) a person or group considered to be the finest, most admirable and noble

• C) an opportunity that came and gone in a very moment

PLAY SOMETHING BY EAR

• A) Full of noise

• B) Doing something that impossible

• C) To improvise in doing something