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WorksheetsIdioms Review for Quiz 1
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Every rose has it's ______.
legs
thorns
birds
"Cost an arm and a leg" means:
Pay for with one arm and one leg
Be very expensive
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" means:
Be careful, birds are dangerous
What you already have is worth more than something you might or might not have
"Time Flies" means:
clocks can move on thier own
time seems to pass quickly
"Every rose has it's thorns" means:
roses can hurt when you pick them
good things can have bad parts
Which photo shows an arm?
Which photo shows a thorn?
Getting over it means...
feeling better
feeling worse
Under the weather means
feeling sick
feeling great
it is raining
I was very sick, but now I am back on my feet!
I was sick, now I am well.
I was sick and now I am dying.
I can't stand the rain.
Sun, rain, snow and storms are all types of ____
disease
weather
illnesses
On the mend means you will be _____ soon.
dead
healthy
sick
One way to say "I am sick" is ...
I am under the weather
I am on the mend
All that glitters is not gold means
Gold is valuable
Some things look valuable but are not
Be careful where you step
Money talks means
Money can make a lot of noise
Money doesn't sing
Money has power
A picture is worth a thousand words means...
It is better to show than tell
Pictures are gold
Thousands of words are silly
This photo shows:
glitter
roses
money
Which idiom means "feeling sick?"
back on your feet
under the weather
every rose has it's thorns
Which idiom means "money has power?"
All that glitters is not gold
getting over it
Money talks
A picture is _______ a thousand words
worth
not
talks
1,000 =
ten
one thousand
one million
