IDIOMS with tv shows

What does it mean "hit the sack"?

• Falling to the ground.

• Going to sleep.

• Punch a bag.

Is this an idiom? "Be careful jumping from there, you are going to break a leg!"

• Yes.

• No.

Is this an idiom?: "We have made good progress on the project, let's call it a day".

• Yes.

• No.

What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?

• Feeling ill or sick.

• Being outside in bad weather conditions.

• Being in a bad mood.

What does the idiom "spill the beans" mean?

• To share food.

• To tell a lie.

• To tell a secret.

What does the idiom "see eye-to-eye" mean?

• Agree on something.

• Look into each other's eyes.

• Have poor vision.

Is this an "idiom"?: "Last week, on my birthday, I had a piece of cake".

• Yes.

• No.

Is this an "idiom"?:

"She was patient with his excuses for weeks, but when he forgot their anniversary, that was the last straw."

• Yes.

• No.

What does the idiom "cost an arm and a leg" mean?

• Something is very cheap.

• Losing an arm and a leg.

• Something is very expensive.

What is the meaning of this idiom: "When pigs fly".

• Pigs who can literally fly.

• Something that will never happen.

• Something that rarely happens but there is a possibility that it could.