Test Your Knowledge of Advanced English Idioms

Emma from mmmEnglish introduces an advanced idioms quiz to help learners improve their English communication skills. The video emphasizes the importance of idioms in sounding natural and creative. Emma provides instructions for the quiz, shares examples, and explains the meanings of various idioms. The video concludes with encouragement to practice and learn more idioms.

What is the primary purpose of using idioms in English according to the video?

• To adhere strictly to grammatical rules

• To confuse non-native speakers

• To make communication simpler and more direct

• To add detail and expression to language

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What does the idiom 'a piece of cake' signify?

• A celebration event

• An easy situation

• A difficult task

• A type of dessert

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Which idiom describes a non-aggressive and kind person?

• Wouldn't hurt a fly

• Jump ship

• Piece of cake

• Hit the road

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What does the idiom 'hit the road' imply?

• To begin a construction project

• To start a journey

• To engage in a fight

• To criticize someone publicly

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What does 'jump ship' metaphorically mean?

• To board a ship

• To abandon or quit something

• To change direction suddenly

• To dive into water

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What does having 'itchy feet' indicate about a person?

• They need medical attention

• They are impatient

• They desire to travel

• They are nervous

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If someone is 'wrapped around your finger', what does it mean?

• They are very close to you

• They are wearing a ring given by you

• They are being manipulated by you

• They are physically constrained

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What does the idiom 'bring something to the table' mean?

• To offer valuable skills or ideas

• To set up a meeting

• To prepare food for a meal

• To clean up after a discussion

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What situation does being 'in a pickle' describe?

• Preserving vegetables

• Enjoying a meal

• Participating in a game

• Being in a difficult situation

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What does it mean if something 'gets out of hand'?

• It becomes uncontrollable

• It is easily managed

• It is handed to another person

• It is no longer needed

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