8+ Animal Idioms for Describing Personality

The video explores various animal-related idioms used to describe personality traits, emphasizing their relevance in the IELTS exam. It covers idioms like 'eye of the tiger' for focus and determination, 'pigheaded' for stubbornness, 'weasel' for sneakiness, 'watch like a hawk' for vigilance, and 'wouldn't hurt a fly' for gentleness. These idioms help in expressing different personality traits effectively.

What is the main purpose of using animal idioms in language?

• To discuss environmental issues

• To talk about animal behavior

• To describe physical characteristics

• To express personality traits

Which idiom would you use to describe someone who is very determined to achieve their goals?

• Eye of the Tiger

• Weasel

• Pigheaded

• Wouldn't Hurt a Fly

If someone is described as 'pigheaded', what does it imply about their personality?

• They are very observant

• They are very sneaky

• They are very gentle

• They are extremely stubborn

What does it mean if someone 'watches you like a hawk'?

• They are very stubborn

• They are very gentle

• They are very observant

• They are very sneaky

Which idiom would best describe a person who is extremely kind and gentle?

• Eye of the Tiger

• Pigheaded

• Weasel

• Wouldn't Hurt a Fly