Spring idioms Quiz

W marcu jak w garncu

• In March like in a pot

• Take a shower in March and you will see what happens

• Flowers grow better if you water them

• April showers bring May flowers

Which idiom means someone who is very good at socializing and talking with people?

• Social butterfly

• Take a rain check

• Spring into action

• A good egg

What does the idiom "Hope springs eternal" mean?

• Yesterday was better

• Spring is the best season

• There is always hope for the future

• Flowers bloom in May

If someone is described as "as fresh as a daisy" in the morning, what does it mean?

• They are grumpy

• They are very old

• They feel energetic and refreshed

• They are confused

Which idiom would you use to describe someone who is no longer young, but still acts young?

• Everything under the sun

• Full of the joys of spring

• Put all eggs in one basket

• Be no spring chicken

What is the meaning of the idiom "The grass is (always) greener on the other side"?

• People think others have better lives than their own

• Spring brings new opportunities

• You should always be happy with what you have

• Flowers grow better in May

Which idiom would you use to politely refuse a drink in the sentence: "oh sorry, today I have to ___________________ (say no), I'm not feeling too well"?

• put all my eggs in one basket

• spring to mind

• take a rain check

• spring into action

Don't __________________. It's risky and better if you look for more options while choosing schools for yourself.

• take a rain check

• put all eggs in one basket

• Break the ice

• Spill the beans

Which idiom best describes someone who remains helpful and supportive despite challenges?

• a happy bunny

• social butterfly

• a good egg

• a happy rabbit

If someone is waiting for their opportunity to help and acts immediately when they see a fight, which idiom describes their action?

• Jump at the chance

• wake up early

• spring into action

• oversleep