Group 7 Idioms

What does the idiom 'No dice' mean?

• To be confused

• To agree with a proposition

• To be undecided

• To not agree; to not accept a proposition

What does the idiom 'Between a rock and a hard place' mean?

• Stuck between two very bad options

• Having many good options

• Being in a comfortable situation

• Having no options at all

What does the idiom 'In the bag' mean?

• To have something secured

• To give something away

• To lose something important

• To forget something

What does the idiom 'Nest egg' refer to?

• A type of bird's nest

• Savings set aside for future use

• A type of breakfast dish

• A type of investment

What does the idiom 'Over my dead body' mean?

• When you are indifferent to a situation

• When you absolutely will not allow something to happen

• When you are open to negotiation

• When you are willing to compromise

What does the idiom 'Your guess is as good as mine' mean?

• I am very confident in my guess

• I know the answer

• I have no idea

• I am certain about the outcome

What does the term 'Fuddy-duddy' refer to?

• A carefree and easygoing person

• A modern and trendy person

• An old-fashioned and foolish type of person

• A serious and hardworking person

What does the idiom 'Cut to the chase' mean?

• Include all the details before getting to the point

• Leave out all the unnecessary details and just get to the point

• Avoid the main point of the conversation

• Take a long time to get to the point

What does the idiom 'Head over heels' mean?

• Feeling angry and frustrated

• Feeling down and upset

• Very excited and/or joyful, especially when in love

• Feeling indifferent and uninterested

What does the idiom 'You can't take it with you' mean?

• You should always prioritize material possessions over experiences

• You should never share your possessions with others

• You should always strive to accumulate more wealth

• Enjoy what you have and not what you don't have, since when you die you cannot take things (such as money) with you