Health Idioms in English Quiz

What does the idiom 'under the weather' mean?

• Feeling extremely happy

• Feeling confused

• Feeling slightly unwell

• Feeling very energetic

If someone is 'sick as a dog', what are they likely experiencing?

• A sudden burst of energy

• Severe nausea and vomiting

• A strong desire to sleep

• A mild headache

What does the idiom 'toss your cookies' refer to?

• Laughing uncontrollably

• Baking cookies

• Feeling dizzy

• Vomiting

What does it mean to be 'as pale as a ghost'?

• To be very angry

• To have a very pale complexion

• To be very scared

• To be very tired

If someone has a 'frog in their throat', what might they be experiencing?

• A sore throat affecting their voice

• A sudden loss of memory

• A feeling of extreme happiness

• A strong desire to sing

What does it mean to be 'out of shape'?

• To be confused

• To be physically unfit

• To be in a bad mood

• To be very flexible

What does the idiom 'under the knife' mean?

• To undergo surgery

• To be cooking

• To be very angry

• To be in a dangerous situation

What does it mean to be 'back on your feet'?

• To be very busy

• To be very tired

• To have recovered from an illness

• To be financially stable

If a trait 'runs in the family', what does it imply?

• It is a common family activity

• It is a genetic characteristic

• It is a family tradition

• It is a family secret

What does receiving a 'clean bill of health' mean?

• Being advised to exercise more

• Being told to eat healthier

• Being declared healthy by a doctor

• Being given a health insurance bill