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WorksheetsMulticultural Idioms
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
If someone does a good job at something, we can say:
You are stuck in a glitch.
Kudos to you!
What's all the mumbo jumbo?
When Ann scored 100% on her quiz, her response was:
I'm stuck in a glitch.
What's all the mumbo jumbo?
It was a breeze!
If you are having problems getting a project finished, you can say:
Kudos to me.
It's a breeze.
I'm stuck in a glitch.
If you are learning a complicated dance and have only just learned the first two steps, you can say:
That's just the tip of the iceberg.
Make yourself feel at home.
I'm having a bad hair day.
If your friends are explaining something that is very confusing to you, you can say:
What's all this mumbo jumbo?
She's a go-getter.
I am vertically challenged.
You can say "in a nutshell" if you want to:
tell someone the long version of a story
summarize a longer story
lie to someone
You can say, "Long time no see," if:
You cannot see someone.
You are angry with someone.
You are seeing someone you haven't seen for awhile.
That's the third time he didn't call me back. No more. That's the straw that broke the _______ back.
monkey's
dog's
camel's
You are "badmouthing" someone when:
You are saying bad things about someone when he/she is not there.
You are saying good things about someone when he/she is not there.
You don't say anything.
"It goes without saying," means":
You are saying something bad about someone.
Something is not true.
Something is obvious.
