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WorksheetsIdioms
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does this idiom mean? (looking for a needle in a haystack)
missed an opportunity
doing something difficult
What does this word mean? (killing two birds with one stone)
accomplishing two things at once
doing too much
What does this word mean? ( beating around the bush)
taking a really long time
speaking indirectly
What does this idiom mean? ( a chip off the old block)
exactly alike
just like his father
What does this idiom mean? (off the hook)
not responsible any longer
nothing out of the ordinary
What does this idiom mean? ( head and shoulders above the rest)
the best
really wonderful
What does this idiom mean? ( to each his own)
if you want something, you can do it
everyone has a different opinion
What does this idiom mean? ( Rome wasn't built in a day)
Everything takes time
It will be done immediately
What does this idiom mean? ( every cloud has a silver lining)
his words are worse than his action
bad things are accompanied by good
What does this idiom mean? ( dot all the i's and cross all the t's)
get really involved in
pay attention to every detail
What does this idiom mean? ( have been born with a silver spoon in his mouth)
be spoiled
take advantage of a good opportunity
What does this idiom mean? ( turn over a new leaf)
leave something alone
start over again
What does this idiom mean? ( don't count your chicken before they hatch)
act overly nervous and excited
depend on something you don't have
What does this idiom mean? ( You could have heard a pin drop)
I'm not so fortunate
It was really quiet
What does this idiom mean? (putting the cart before the horse)
going from bad to worse
doing things in the wrong order
