Idioms

"She's really good at thinking on her feet." What does this idiom mean?

• a) She is physically agile.

• b) She can make decisions quickly.

• c) She has good balance.

"It's time to face the music." What does this idiom mean?

• a) It's time to listen to some music.

• b) It's time to confront the consequences.

• c) It's time to dance.

"He's always going the extra mile." What does this idiom mean?

• a) He enjoys long walks.

• b) He puts in extra effort.

• c) He likes to travel long distances.

"She hit the nail on the head." What does this idiom mean?

• a) She injured herself.

• b) She missed the target.

• c) She expressed something accurately.

"Don't beat around the bush." What does this idiom mean?

• a) Don't play with plants.

• b) Don't avoid the topic.

• c) Don't get lost in the forest.

"He's all bark and no bite." What does this idiom mean?

• a) He's friendly and approachable.

• b) He talks tough but doesn't act on it.

• c) He's afraid of dogs.

"She let the cat out of the bag." What does this idiom mean?

• a) She revealed a secret.

• b) She bought a cat.

• c) She lost something valuable.

"He's a couch potato." What does this idiom mean?

• a) He likes to grow potatoes.

• b) He spends a lot of time on the couch watching TV.

• c) He enjoys exercising.

"I'm on cloud nine." What does this idiom mean? a) I'm upset and frustrated. b) I'm extremely happy and joyful. c) I'm in a state of confusion.

• a) I'm upset and frustrated.

• b) I'm extremely happy and joyful.

• c) I'm in a state of confusion.

"He's a fish out of water." What does this idiom mean?

• a) He loves swimming.

• b) He's comfortable in any environment.

• c) He feels uncomfortable and out of place.