Old-Fashioned British Idioms Quiz

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What does the idiom 'A little birdie told me' imply?

• Someone is apologizing.

• Someone is very eager.

• A person is being deceitful.

• A secret informant has shared information.

What does 'As keen as mustard' mean?

• Someone is very sleepy.

• Someone is very apologetic.

• Someone is very eager and enthusiastic.

• Someone is very deceitful.

What does 'Hanky panky' refer to?

• A hypocritical statement.

• Unethical behavior or illicit relations.

• A secret informant.

• A short nap.

What does 'To see a man about a dog' mean?

• To admit a mistake.

• To apologize for swearing.

• To leave without giving a reason.

• To express eagerness.

What does 'To turn a blind eye' mean?

• To take a short nap.

• To apologize for a mistake.

• To be very eager.

• To ignore something intentionally.

What does 'Pot calling the kettle black' imply?

• Someone is taking a nap.

• Someone is apologizing.

• Someone is being hypocritical.

• Someone is very eager.

What does 'To get someone's goat' mean?

• To irritate someone.

• To apologize to someone.

• To ignore something.

• To cherish someone.

What does 'The apple of my eye' refer to?

• A secret informant.

• A hypocritical statement.

• Something cherished above all others.

• A short nap.

What does 'Bob's your uncle' mean?

• Someone is being deceitful.

• Someone is apologizing.

• Someone is very eager.

• As simple as that.