Idioms Quiz

What does the idiom 'hold your horses' mean?

• A) To hold actual horses

• B) To wait or be patient

• C) To ride a horse

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

• A) To have actual butterflies in your stomach

• B) To feel nervous

• C) To be hungry

What does the idiom 'to be in hot water' mean?

• A) To be in trouble

• B) To be in a hot place

• C) To be in a bath

What does the idiom 'at the drop of a hat' mean?

• A) To drop a hat

• B) To do something immediately

• C) To wear a hat

What does the idiom 'piece of cake' mean?

• A) A piece of cake

• B) Something easy

• C) A cake made of pieces

What does the idiom 'knock your socks off' mean?

• A) To knock someone's socks off

• B) To surprise or impress someone

• C) To take off your socks

What does the idiom 'to be under the weather' mean?

• A) To be below the weather

• B) To be sick

• C) To be above the weather

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

• A) To release a cat from a bag

• B) To reveal a secret

• C) To play with a cat

What does the idiom 'hit the sack' mean?

• A) To hit someone with a sack

• B) To go to bed

• C) To hit a sack of potatoes

What does the idiom 'all ears' mean?

• A) To have all ears

• B) To listen carefully

• C) To have big ears