Beautiful English Idioms Quiz

What method does Lucy recommend for improving pronunciation and listening skills?

• Combining reading books with audiobooks

• Reading English newspapers

• Practicing with a language partner

• Watching English movies

What does the idiom 'It takes two to tango' imply?

• Only one person is responsible for a situation

• A situation is complicated

• Both parties are equally responsible for a situation

• It takes two people to dance

What is the meaning of 'Every cloud has a silver lining'?

• Silver is a valuable metal

• Every situation has a positive aspect

• Clouds can be dangerous

• Clouds are always beautiful

What does 'To burn the midnight oil' mean?

• To light a candle

• To work late into the night

• To waste time

• To save energy

What does 'Water under the bridge' refer to?

• A current problem

• A new beginning

• A bridge over troubled water

• A past issue that is no longer important

What does 'To wear your heart on your sleeve' mean?

• To openly show your emotions

• To be heartless

• To hide your emotions

• To wear a heart-shaped accessory

What does 'Variety is the spice of life' suggest?

• Life is boring without variety

• Spices are essential for cooking

• Spices are not necessary

• Variety makes life more interesting

What does 'To lend an ear' mean?

• To borrow something

• To listen sympathetically

• To give advice

• To ignore someone

What does 'To take one's breath away' mean?

• To surprise someone negatively

• To make someone angry

• To impress someone greatly

• To cause someone to stop breathing

What does 'What comes around goes around' imply?

• Everything happens for a reason

• Life is a cycle

• Good deeds are always rewarded

• Bad actions will eventually have consequences