English Idioms Quiz

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

• Cats are being chased by Dogs

• Cats and Dogs are running Wild

• Raining Heavily

• Cats & Dogs are being adopted

What does the idiom 'a fish out of water' mean?

• To be surrounded by water

• To feel at ease and comfortable

• To feel uncomfortable or out of place

• To be a skilled swimmer

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

• A type of dessert made with flour, sugar, and eggs.

• Something that is very easy or simple to do.

• Something that is very difficult or complicated to do.

• A small piece of a larger cake.

What does the idiom 'let the cat out of the bag' mean?

• To release a cat from a bag

• To play with a cat in a bag

• To reveal a secret or disclose confidential information

• To hide a cat in a bag

What does the idiom 'Bring home the Bacon' mean?

• To cook bacon at home

• To bring home a pet pig

• To win a Pig as a Prize in a contest

• To earn a living or provide for one's family

What does the idiom 'under the weather' mean?

• To feel happy and energetic

• To be in a bad mood

• To be physically strong and healthy

• To feel unwell or sick

What does the idiom 'butterflies in the stomach' mean?

• To feel nervous or anxious

• To feel excited or happy

• To feel hungry

• To feel tired

What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean?

• To clean up a mess

• To plant seeds in a garden

• To cook a meal

• To reveal a secret or confidential information

What does the idiom 'in a nutshell' mean?

• To describe something concisely or briefly.

• To describe something in a confusing manner.

• To describe something in a long-winded way.

• To describe something in great detail.

What does the idiom 'kick the bucket' mean?

• To die or to pass away

• To kick a can to drink soda

• To kick a tumbler because one is angry

• To kick a bucket with your foot