Drive Idioms&Collacations Quiz

What does the idiom 'hit the road' mean?

• To leave or start a journey

• To get lost

• To take a break

• To stay and relax

What does the idiom 'backseat driver' refer to?

• A person who prefers to sit in the backseat of a car

• A person who is afraid to drive a vehicle

• A person who gives unwanted advice or criticism to the person actually doing something, especially while they are driving a vehicle.

• A person who enjoys driving in the backseat of a car

What does the idiom 'in the driver's seat' mean?

• To be lost or confused

• To be in control or in a position of power.

• To be in the passenger's seat

• To be asleep at the wheel

What does the phrase 'run a red light' mean?

• To stop at a red traffic signal

• To walk through a red traffic signal

• To wait for a green traffic signal

• To drive through a red traffic signal

What does the idiom 'hit the brakes' mean?

• To suddenly stop or slow down

• To accelerate quickly

• To honk the horn

• To turn left

What does the idiom 'cut someone off' mean?

• To ignore or disregard someone's opinion or input.

• To physically remove someone from a location.

• To interrupt or stop someone from speaking or expressing their thoughts.

• To give someone a haircut.

What does the collocation 'traffic jam' mean?

• A situation where there is a long line of vehicles unable to move or moving very slowly due to congestion on the road.

• A situation where there is a long line of vehicles moving smoothly on the road.

• A situation where there is no traffic on the road.

• A situation where there is a long line of vehicles moving at a high speed on the road.

What does the phrase 'slow lane' refer to?

• A lane in a swimming pool designated for slower swimmers.

• A lane in a bowling alley designated for beginners.

• A situation or position that is slower or less advanced compared to others.

• A lane on the highway designated for slow-moving vehicles.

What does 'merge into traffic' mean?

• To enter a flow of vehicles on a road or highway.

• To park your vehicle on the side of the road.

• To drive in the opposite direction of traffic.

• To exit a flow of vehicles on a road or highway.

What does 'run out of gas' mean?

• To exhaust one's energy, enthusiasm, or resources.

• To lose interest in something.

• To have a car that has no more gasoline.

• To have too much energy or enthusiasm.