WorksheetsLet's talk about Animals!
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What's the meaning of "At a snail's pace"
Really slow.
Fast like a snail.
Really quickly.
Movements like a snail.
when someone loves to have a lot of work to do.
Working out with bees.
Busy as a bee.
Empty as a bee.
Similar to bees.
When you create a whole new set of problems, you say you...
Problems in cans.
Eat worms in can.
Open a worms with cans.
Open a can of worms.
The best idiom to say: "Chasing something that’s very difficult (or impossible) to catch" is:
You're taking me on a wild duck chase.
You're taking me on a wild chicken chase.
You're taking me on a wild gose chase.
You're taking me on a wild goose chase.
What's the meaning of "The world is your oyster"
You have many pearls to live.
You have many unique things for you in your life.
You have many opportunities in your life.
You smell like an oyster.
When you say: "Watching something very, very, closely" it is because you...
You have eye problems.
You see people with anger.
You are very surprised.
You are watching like a hawk
What's the meaning of "Mad as a hornet (USA)"
Fast and furious.
Crazy and sad.
Angry and furious.
Sad and happy.
When you say "It’s a dog eat dog world out there." you mean...
It's a world full of dogs out there.
It's a hot dog made of dog.
The world is a dog.
The world is a competitive place to live.
To have excellent vision, or watching something very closely, not missing a detail is...
Watching like a hawk.
Eagle eyes.
Eagle thoughts.
Eagle Vision.
The idiom to say "Organize your things" is seen in the sentence...
I'll review things to make sure I have my things in order.
I'll review things to make sure I have my duck in order.
I'll review things to make sure I have my ducks in a row.
I'll review things to make sure I have my things in a row.
Which idiom fits better: "we’re looking for volunteers to act as test subjects."
Bad bunnies.
Peppa pigs
guinea bunnies.
Guinea pigs
what's the meaning of "Hold your horses! There’s no need to rush."
Calm down.
Wait a minute.
Relax.
Take it easy.
"I’ll be a monkey’s uncle" means
I'll be uncle of a crazy baby.
I'm very surprised.
I'll be very crazy.
I'll be nuts.
I’m not telling the boss about Mark’s problem, it’s best to let sleeping dogs lie. That means
I leave the situation in peace.
will tell the boss about the problem.
I will wake up the dogs.
I call the boss "a dog".
According to the story. What's the meaning of "pet peeve"
Something you like.
Something that's meeting you.
Something that’s specifically annoying to you.
Your dog or cat.
Feelings of love or affection, usually innocent and temporary, are describe with the idiom...
Summer love.
Puppy love.
Affair love.
Shinny love.
The idiom "pick of the litter" refers to:
The best choice, or your favorite option.
The less choice. or a choice you can have to pick.
Some options you have in life.
Any options in life.
if something is "Like shooting fish in a barrel" is because it is...
Something difficult to catch or trick.
Very difficult to catch or trick.
Something easy to catch or trick.
Very easy to catch or trick.
If someone is very clumsy or a disaster, the best idiom to say this is...
Bull in a china shop
Cow in china shop
Bull in Chinese shop
Cow in Chinese shop
"A little bird told me" refers to:
somebody told me.
Somebody secretly told me.
Anybody could tell me.
Nobody told me.
