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Money-Idioms

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

If this deal comes off, we’ll be quids in.

a)

we'll lose money

b)

we'll make a profit

c)

we'll win the lottery

d)

we will invest money

2.

That movie is dumb, but it's a big hit,

and the studio executives

will be laughing all the way to the bank.

a)

will find the movie amusing.

b)

will produce a sequel

c)

will be making a lot of money very easily.

d)

will be furious

3.

We were living on a shoestring for a while

after our baby was born, but our situation has improved a bit.

a)

To live within a limited financial budget.

b)

To be earning a lot of money.

c)

To be living on the dole.

d)

To be out of work.

4.

A person supporting a family with his

or her earnings is called

a)

The family winner

b)

The breadwinner

c)

The baconwinner

d)

The moneywinner

5.

Another idiom that has a similar meaning to breadwinner is

a)

Bring home the bacon.

b)

Bring home the cheese.

c)

Bring home the sugar

d)

Bring home the bread.

6.

The con man made a living taking people

 to the cleaners with his scams.

a)

To borrow money from people.

b)

To make people hire a lawyer,.

c)

To employ cleaners

d)

To cheat one for a lot or all of their money.

7.

A: She would do anything to get some money.

B: Yes, she would sell her own

a)

son

b)

daughter

c)

mother

d)

father

8.

I think it's high time you stopped throwing money down the

a)

pipe

b)

drain

c)

tube

d)

toilet

9.

A: Was the car expensive?

B. It went for a song.

a)

was not expensive

b)

was expensive

c)

it was neither cheap nor expensive

d)

the person is unsure

10.

All I have to do in my job is answer

the phone occasionally —

it’s money for old rope.

a)

money earned very easily

b)

money difficult to earn

11.

Rags to riches is used to describe

a person's rise from a state of extreme

poverty to one of great wealth.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Paying over the odds is paying less than something is worth.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Cheap and cheerful is something expensive, but of bad quality.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

If something breaks the bank, it is very expensive.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

To be rolling in it is the same as to have money to burn.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Wow, their parents threw a great dinner

party. You could tell that

no expense was spared.

a)

They spent a lot of money

b)

They spent little money