Body Parts and Idioms

What is the idiom 'off the top of my head' mean?

• To have knowledge without doing research

• To have a headache

• To be tall

• To be forgetful

What is the term for the skin under your hair?

• Scalp

• Forehead

• Eyebrow

• Cheek

What is the idiom 'don't roll your eyes at me' mean?

• To show anger or annoyance

• To be surprised

• To be confused

• To be happy

What is the term for the skin inside your mouth?

• Gums

• Teeth

• Tongue

• Lips

What is the idiom 'my lips are sealed' mean?

• To keep a secret

• To be talkative

• To be hungry

• To be tired

What does it mean to have a 'sweet tooth'?

• To love sweet foods

• To have a cavity

• To have a toothache

• To have a sensitive tooth

What is the idiom 'on the tip of my tongue' mean?

• To know something but can't remember it

• To have a sore tongue

• To be able to taste something

• To have a tongue twister

What is the idiom 'keep your chin up' mean?

• To stay positive

• To look down

• To be sad

• To be angry

What is the idiom 'stuck my neck out for her' mean?

• To support someone even if it's risky

• To be cautious

• To be selfish

• To be indifferent

What is the idiom 'put on a face' mean?

• To pretend everything is fine

• To be honest

• To be sad

• To be angry