IDIOMS MARCH 12TH

What does the idiom "I'm in over my head" mean?

• I have plenty of time to do it.

• It's too much for me to do!

• I'm thinking about it too much.

• I'm feeling very confident.

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What does the idiom "Break a leg!" mean?

• Perform poorly

• Get injured

• Good luck

• Start a journey

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What does the idiom "I'm feeling blue" mean?

• To feel very happy and energetic

• To feel confused or uncertain

• To feel sad or melancholy

• To feel sick or unwell

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What does the idiom "Keep your eye on the ball" mean?

• Watch the ball carefully in a game

• Stay focused and be alert

• Keep your vision clear

• Follow the ball's movement

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If something is on your bucket list

• You need to buy it quickly

• You want to do it before you die

• It is something you do when it is raining

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It's raining cats and dogs, so

• watch out for falling animals

• make sure you take an umbrella

• keep your pets inside

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What does it mean if something is "a blessing in disguise"?

• Something is common.

• Something is good luck.

• Something seems bad at first but turns out to be good.

• Something that needs to be done again.

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What does it mean if you decide to "call it a day"?

• You decide to slow down.

• You decide to start over.

• You decide to go to sleep.

• You decide to stop working on something.

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What does it mean to "get something out of your system"?

• You decide to work harder.

• You decide to start over.

• You decide to do the thing you want to do so you can move on.

• You decide to stop working on something.

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What does it mean if someone tells you to stop "beating around the bush"?

• They want you to be straight forward and honest.

• They want you to lie to them.

• They want you to emphasize a point.

• They want you to stop talking.

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