English Idioms Quiz

What does 'Under your belt' mean?

• To die while still leading an active life

• To become upset or angry without any particular reason

• To surprise or impress someone very much

• To achieve or acquire something

What does 'Die with your boots on' refer to?

• To behave as if you're more important than you are

• To die unexpectedly

• To have a lot of money

• To die while still leading an active life

What does 'Too big for your boots' mean?

• To be very wealthy

• To be full of yourself

• To become upset without reason

• To die unexpectedly

What does 'Pop one's clogs' mean?

• To impress someone

• To achieve something

• To become angry

• To die

What does 'Deep pockets' refer to?

• Someone who is very generous

• Someone who has a lot of money

• Someone who is very active

• Someone who is very upset

What does 'Get your knickers in a twist' mean?

• To die unexpectedly

• To become upset without any particular reason

• To achieve something

• To be full of yourself

What does 'Knock your socks off' mean?

• To surprise or impress someone very much

• To die while still leading an active life

• To become upset without reason

• To have a lot of money

Which idiom means to have experience?

• Under your belt

• Pop one's clogs

• Deep pockets

• Get your knickers in a twist

Which idiom means to die?

• Too big for your boots

• Pop one's clogs

• Die with your boots on

• Knock your socks off

Which idiom means to behave as if you're more important than you are?

• Get your knickers in a twist

• Deep pockets

• Under your belt

• Too big for your boots