Mixed Quiz: Idioms and Grammar

"A dime a dozen" means...

• Extremely costly

• Very common and not special

• Limited-edition

• Difficult to locate

Which idiom would you use to say "that will never happen"?

• Cut somebody some slack

• So far so good

• When pigs fly

• Your guess is as good as mine

"Easy does it!" is best shouted when you want someone to...

• Hurry up

• Slow down and be careful

• Celebrate loudly

• Start over

If you decide to trust a friend even though you're unsure, you are...

• Taking the last straw

• Missing the boat

• Giving them the benefit of the doubt

• Letting your hair down

Which idiom signals that "everything is okay so far"?

• Up in the air

• So far so good

• On thin ice

• A dime a dozen

"Your guess is as good as mine" expresses...

• Certainty

• Lack of knowledge

• Permission

• Agreement after debate

Which sentence correctly uses "Cut somebody some slack"?

• He cut the rope slack.

• She's new-cut her some slack while she learns.

• We cut slack fabric.

• I'll cut you.

"The best of both worlds" refers to...

• Owning two passports

• Enjoying two advantages at once

• Splitting a bill

• Travelling internationally

Pick the idiom that *does NOT* fit the meaning "uncertain outcome."

• Up in the air

• Your guess is as good as mine

• When pigs fly

• None of the above

Which idiom could title a story about remote work comfort and efficiency?

• When pigs fly

• The best of both worlds

• In hot water

• On thin ice