Idioms and Their Meanings Quiz

What does the idiom "to be in someone's shoes" mean?

• To wear someone else's shoes

• To be in one's position or situation

• To walk a mile

• To borrow something

What does the idiom "to look out for number one" mean?

• To find the first place

• To look after one's own interests

• To count numbers

• To help others first

What does the idiom "to be back on one's feet" mean?

• To stand up after sitting

• To be physically healthy again

• To walk a long distance

• To dance

What does the idiom "the cream of the crop" mean?

• The top layer of milk

• The best of a group

• A type of dessert

• A farming technique

What does the idiom "to see the world through rose-colored glasses" mean?

• To wear pink glasses

• To see only good things; to be an optimist

• To ignore everything

• To be colorblind

What does the idiom "to chip in" mean?

• To break something

• To contribute jointly

• To play a game

• To cook together

What does the idiom "to badger someone" mean?

• To ask politely

• To get someone to do something by repeated questions or by bothering them

• To ignore someone

• To help someone quietly