Animals Idioms 1 Quiz

What does the phrase "Let the cat out of the bag" mean?

• To reveal a secret, usually without meaning to.

• To play with a cat.

• To buy a new bag.

• To go shopping.

What does the phrase "Could eat a horse" mean?

• To be extremely hungry.

• To ride a horse.

• To own a horse.

• To feed a horse.

What does the phrase "Bee’s knees" mean?

• Something that is excellent or of the highest quality.

• Something that is very small.

• Something that is very noisy.

• Something that is very fast.

What does the phrase "A bee in your bonnet" mean?

• To be obsessed or preoccupied by something you think is important.

• To wear a fancy hat.

• To collect honey.

• To plant flowers.

What does the phrase "A dog’s dinner" mean?

• A mess or a muddle.

• A delicious meal.

• A dog’s favorite toy.

• A clean room.

What does the phrase "To work like a dog" mean?

• To work very hard.

• To play all day.

• To sleep a lot.

• To eat a lot.

What does the phrase "To smell a rat" mean?

• To think something is wrong, or someone being dishonest.

• To enjoy a nice smell.

• To find a lost pet.

• To clean your room.

What does the phrase "It's raining cats and dogs" mean?

• Heavy rain.

• Light drizzle.

• Snowing.

• Sunny day.

What does the phrase "Ants in your pants" mean?

• Not to be able to keep still because you are feeling very excited or worried about something.

• To have a picnic.

• To wear new clothes.

• To dance happily.

What does the phrase "A bull in a china shop" mean?

• To drop or break things a lot due to moving carelessly or roughly or to behave in a careless manner.

• To shop for new clothes.

• To be very quiet and careful.

• To enjoy a peaceful day.