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Choose the right variant: I had no idea she was joking — she was just _____!

• Pulling my leg

• Throwing in the towel

• Bending over backward

• Hit the sack

• Cost an arm and a leg

Choose the right variant: That dress looks amazing, but it must have ________!

• Cost an arm and a leg

• Throwing in the towel

• Cost an arm and a leg

• Bending over backward

• Hit the sack

Choose the right variant: It was awkward at first, but telling a joke helped to _____.

• Break the ice

• Bend over backward

• Cost an arm and a leg

• Pulling my leg

• Throw in the towel

Choose the right variant: We made a mistake, so it’s back to ________.

• The drawing board

• The thin ice

• Cost an arm and a leg

• Pulling my leg

• Throw in the towel

Choose the right variant: What does "break the ice" mean?

• To start a conversation in a social setting

• In a risky or dangerous situation

• They are feeling sick or unwell

• Raining very heavily

• Try very hard to help someone

Choose the right variant: Which idiom means to accept something difficult or unpleasant?

• Bite the bullet

• Bend over backward

• Kick the bucket

• A piece of cake

• Pull someone’s leg

Choose the right variant: What does "under the weather" mean?

• They are feeling sick or unwell

• Go to bed

• Raining very heavily

• Something that will never happen

• It’s your decision or responsibility now

Choose the right variant: Which idiom describes something very easy to do?

• A piece of cake

• The ball is in your court

• Bite the bullet

• Kick the bucket

• On thin ice

Choose the right variant: What does "The ball is in your court" mean?

• It’s your decision or responsibility now

• In a risky or dangerous situation

• Something that will never happen

• Start again from the beginning

• Go to bed

Choose the right variant: What does " Let the cat out of the bag" mean?

• To reveal a secret intentionally

• Try very hard to help someone

• Work late into the night

• Joke or tease someone

• Raining very heavily