Matching Idioms Quiz

What does the idiom 'A steal' mean?

• Something bought at a very low price, usually considered a great deal

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• Something is very expensive

What does the idiom 'Nest egg' mean?

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Something is very expensive

• Savings or investment set aside for the future or retirement

What does the idiom 'Rainy day fund' mean?

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Money set aside for unexpected expenses or emergencies

What does the idiom 'Loaded' mean?

• Something is very expensive

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• Having a lot of money or wealth

What does the idiom 'Money is tight' mean?

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• Something is very expensive

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

What does the idiom 'Costs an arm and a leg' mean?

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• Someone who seeks out and buys items at a lower price or on sale

• Something is very expensive

What does the idiom 'Pick up the tab' mean?

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• To pay for something, especially a bill or expenses

What does the idiom 'Pinch pennies' mean?

• To be frugal or careful with spending, often saving small amounts of money

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

What does the idiom 'Live within your means' mean?

• To spend only what one can afford based on their income or financial resources

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Financial resources are limited or scarce

• I am indebted to you and will repay the favor in the future

• Something is very expensive

What does the idiom 'Splurge' mean?

• To spend money extravagantly or on something luxurious

• Something is very expensive

• Having a lot of money or wealth

• Financial resources are limited or scarce