Thin Ice

What points of view are used in this section? Select all that apply

• Third person

• First Person

• Narration

• Second Person

What does "on thin ice" means?

• A happy situation

• A bad situation

The polar bear Paul Nicklen saw couldn't catch the seal because ______

• it made too much noice.

• the ice was too thin.

• the seal was too quick.

What does the phrase 'on thin ice' typically mean in English?

• A) Walking on a frozen lake

• B) Being in a risky or dangerous situation

• C) Skating gracefully

• D) Feeling cold

Which of the following sentences uses 'thin ice' as a metaphor?

• A) The ice on the lake is thin and cracking.

• B) He knew he was on thin ice after missing the deadline.

• C) The ice skater glided across the thin ice.

• D) The drink was served with thin ice cubes.

Identify the correct use of 'thin ice' in a sentence.

• A) She was on thin ice with her boss after the mistake.

• B) The thin ice was perfect for skating.

• C) The thin ice melted quickly in the sun.

• D) The thin ice was clear and beautiful.

In the context of the phrase 'on thin ice', what does 'thin' imply?

• A) Weakness or vulnerability

• B) Transparency

• C) Coldness

• D) Clarity

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'on thin ice'?

• A) Simile

• B) Metaphor

• C) Alliteration

• D) Hyperbole

Choose the sentence that best illustrates the idiom 'on thin ice'.

• A) The ice was thin and dangerous to walk on.

• B) After the argument, she felt she was on thin ice with her friend.

• C) The thin ice cracked under the weight.

• D) The thin ice was smooth and shiny.

What is the main theme of the idiom 'on thin ice'?

• A) Adventure

• B) Risk

• C) Cold

• D) Beauty