Idioms describing people

My mother has ..... — she always babysits my kids whenever I need her help.

• a nasty piece of work

• a cake

• a heart of gold

• a head for heights

Tommy behaved ..... during the school assembly.

• as good as gold

• as hard as nails

• a nasty piece of work

• a pain in the neck

Even though Bill sometimes upset his parents, his heart is ...

• a nasty piece of work

• as hard as nails

• in the right place

• a pain in the neck

Bi always annoys me when I study in the evening. He is ...

• a heart of gold

• a pain in the neck

• as hard as nails

• a nasty piece of work

No one in my class likes her. She is ....

• a nasty piece of work

• a heart of gold

• a good head for figures

• an odd-ball

He loves studying Maths because he has ...

• a head for figures

• a heart of gold

• a pain in the neck

• an awkward customer

Put your phone on silent mode! Its loud ringtone ....

• gets on my nerves

• is a nasty piece of work

• is a head like a sieve

• is an odd-ball

Because he has .... , he works on the roof of a tall building.

• a head for heights

• a good head for figures

• a pain in the neck

• a nasty piece of work

Focus on your lesson, Mai. You have ...

• a pain in the neck

• your head in the clouds

• a head for heights

• an odd-ball

It is not wise to .... when you have to prepare for your exams

• keep your head

• bury your head in the sand

• have a good head for figures

• get on your nerves