Phrases and idioms

1. If you decide to skip a once-in-a-lifetime concert, you might say you...

• a) Kept a lot of plates spinning
  

• b) Missed out on
  

• c) Carved out time
  

• d) Faced the music

2. If you fully engage with a new culture while traveling, you are...

• a) Streaming content
  

• b) Immersing yourself in
  

• c) Playing it by ear
  

• d) Striking a chord

3. If something takes too much effort for little reward, you might say...

• a) It’s not worth the payoff
  

• b) It’s out of this world
  

• c) It’s music to my ears
  

• d) It’s oddly satisfying

4. In a hectic and constantly changing environment, we live in a...

• a) Streaming service
  

• b) Fast-paced world
  

• c) Calmtainment zone
  

• d) One-hit wonder

5. A book lover who reads constantly is called...

• a) An avid reader
  

• b) A one-hit wonder
  

• c) A streaming service
  

• d) A scrambled thinker

6. Someone who has many responsibilities at once is...

• a) Keeping a lot of plates spinning
  

• b) Having mixed feelings
  

• c) Singing a different tune
  

• d) Being on cloud nine

7. If you manage to set aside an hour for reading daily, you...

• a) Miss out on time
  

• b) Carve out time
  

• c) Scramble your thinking
  

• d) Face the music

8. When you have too much information at once and feel mentally overwhelmed, it’s called...

• a) A one-hit wonder
  

• b) Scrambled thinking
  

• c) Music to your ears
  

• d) An immersive experience

9. What kind of digital experience completely engages the user?

• a) Fast-paced world
  

• b) Immersive content
  

• c) Streaming services
  

• d) Oddly satisfying videos

10. Watching movies or shows without downloading them is an example of...

• a) Streaming content
  

• b) Social networking sites
  

• c) Keeping plates spinning
  

• d) Carving out time