Understanding Idioms Quiz

What does the idiom "Break a leg" mean?

• To injure yourself

• To wish someone good luck

• To perform poorly

• To take a break

What does "Cry your heart out" mean?

• To laugh very hard

• To cry very hard

• To be very happy

• To sing loudly

If someone says "My lips are sealed," what do they mean?

• They are angry

• They are happy

• They will keep a secret

• They are tired

What does it mean to "Pull someone's leg"?

• To help someone

• To joke or tease someone

• To hurt someone

• To ignore someone

What does having a "Sweet tooth" mean?

• Liking spicy food

• Liking sweet foods

• Having a toothache

• Disliking sweets

What does "See eye to eye" mean?

• To look at someone

• To agree with someone

• To argue with someone

• To avoid someone

What does "Cost an arm and a leg" mean?

• To be very cheap

• To be very expensive

• To be free

• To be affordable

What does it mean to "Give the cold shoulder"?

• To hug someone

• To ignore someone

• To help someone

• To greet someone warmly

What does "Play it by ear" mean?

• To plan everything in advance

• To do something without planning

• To listen carefully

• To play a musical instrument

What does "Bite your tongue" mean?

• To speak loudly

• To stop yourself from saying something

• To eat quickly

• To sing softly