WorksheetsMoney
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the title of the article?
Money, Money, Money.
An Arm and a Leg.
Money related idioms.
Money Can't Buy Me Love.
According to the article, "Can't Buy Me Love" is more likely to be a ________________.
Book title.
Song.
Idiom.
Famous quote.
When we say something costs an arm and a leg, which means the item is ________________.
Cheap.
Harmful.
Expensive.
Useful.
When you describe something cheap, you say it is going for a _________.
Song.
Book.
Bill.
Dollar.
What does "Money doesn't grow on trees" mean?
It is easy to earn money.
The thing you want to buy is very expensive.
Be careful about spending money.
Winning a fortune is difficult
Who is a penny-pincher?
A rich but stingy person.
A rich and generous person.
A poor but generous person.
A poor and stingy person.
What does the "foot" originally mean in the idiom "foot the bill"?
A body part.
The bottom of a piece of paper.
A bill.
A counting note.
When you describe someone is worth his weight in gold, the person must be __________.
Important.
Unimportant.
Rich.
Poor.
If you say you will bet your bottom dollar, you are ____________.
Confident.
Disappointed.
Sad.
Happy.
What does it mean by saying it costs a fortune?
Very expensive.
Very cheap.
Very lucky.
Very unlucky.
