Exploring Common English Personality Idioms

The video tutorial explores various idioms, explaining their meanings and providing examples. It covers idioms like 'cold fish', 'smart cookie', 'big mouth', 'wet blanket', 'pain in the neck', 'dark horse', 'people person', 'happy camper', 'couch potato', and 'down to earth'. Each idiom is discussed in terms of its definition and usage in everyday language.

What does the expression 'cold fish' imply about a person?

• They are very friendly and warm.

• They show little emotion and are unfriendly.

• They prefer cold environments.

• They are always excited and energetic.

Who is described as a 'smart cookie'?

• Someone who is clever and intelligent.

• Someone who dislikes cookies.

• Someone who is lazy and unproductive.

• Someone who is not very clever.

What does being a 'big mouth' refer to?

• Someone who speaks loudly.

• Someone who eats a lot.

• Someone who sings well.

• Someone who cannot keep a secret.

What kind of person is a 'wet blanket'?

• Someone who enjoys parties.

• Someone who spoils others' enjoyment.

• Someone who is always dry.

• Someone who is very optimistic.

What does the term 'pain in the neck' describe?

• A medical condition.

• A popular dance move.

• A type of necklace.

• Someone or something very annoying.

Who might be called a 'dark horse' in competitions?

• A less known competitor who could surprisingly win.

• A well-known favorite.

• A pessimistic person.

• A horse that is physically dark.

What does it mean to be a 'people person'?

• Someone who avoids people.

• Someone who is friendly and enjoys being with others.

• Someone who is shy.

• Someone who dislikes conversations.

What is a 'happy camper'?

• A person who is happy and satisfied.

• A person who never goes camping.

• A person who dislikes camping.

• A person who is unhappy.

What does 'couch potato' refer to?

• A farmer who specializes in potatoes.

• A person who spends a lot of time sitting and watching TV.

• A person who is very active.

• A type of potato grown under a couch.

What does 'down to earth' mean when describing someone?

• Someone who is always thinking about the sky.

• Someone who is not friendly.

• Someone who is humble and relatable.

• Someone who is not practical or realistic.