Idioms

What does the idiom 'hit the sack' mean?

• To literally hit a sack
• To start working
• To go to bed
• To take a break

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What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean?

• To start a conversation
• To literally break ice
• To break a bone
• To break a promise

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Which idiom means to wish someone good luck?

• Pull someone's leg
• Hit the sack
• Spill the beans
• Break a leg

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What does the idiom 'a piece of cake' mean?

• A literal piece of cake
• Something difficult to do
• Something easy to do
• Something delicious

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What does the idiom 'pull someone's leg' mean?

• To make fun of someone
• To trick someone
• To literally pull someone's leg
• To help someone

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Which idiom means to reveal a secret?

• Call it a day
• A piece of cake
• Under the weather
• Let the cat out of the bag

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What does the idiom 'the elephant in the room' mean?

• A large elephant in a room
• A metaphor for a difficult situation
• A secret
• An obvious problem that no one wants to talk about

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What does the idiom 'break a leg' mean?

• To make a mistake
• To literally break a leg
• To wish someone good luck
• To hurt someone

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

• It's literally raining cats and dogs
• It's a sunny day
• It's raining heavily
• It's not raining at all

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Which idiom means to go to bed?

• Pull someone's leg
• Spill the beans
• Break the ice
• Hit the sack

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