Assessment - Idioms about friends and family

I have ___ with my childhood friends after moving away.

• soulmate

• lost touch

• at odds with

• got off on the wrong foot

My ____ understands me like no one else ever could.

• black sheep of the family

• family friend

• two peas in a pod

• soulmate

I try to ____ with my relatives even though we live far apart.

We became friends through a ____ at a party.

We get on ____, always laughing when we're together.

• mutual friend

• blood is thicker than water

• two peas in a pod

• like a house on fire

Unfortunately, we have ____ over the years and no longer speak much.

• drifted apart

• spitting image

• to keep it in the family

• to bury the hatchet

We ____ a friendship over a shared love of music.

We _____ immediately and have been close ever since.

She's just a ______ who only contacts me when she needs something.

• mutual friend

• fair-weather friend

• chip off the old block

• family friend

We _____ but eventually became good friends.

• blood thicker than water

• hit it off

• got on like a house on fire

• got off on the wrong foot