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WorksheetsEnglish Quiz Lower Form
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Identify the idiom which means 'something very easy'.
once in a blue moon
to cut the corners
a piece of cake
Find out the idiom meaning 'very rarely'.
break a leg
way foward
once in a blue moon
What is this idiom which means 'appear suddenly'.
have no business
to cost an arm and a leg
out of the blue
Identify the idioms that means 'never'
when pigs fly
turn over a new leaf
call it a day
Substitute the idiom for underlined phrase. It is raining heavily.
bolt out of the blue
couch potatoes
raining cats and dogs
She was sick. So she couldn't attend the school. The word 'sick' may be replace by the idiom?
a hot potato
to feel under the weather
hit the bucket
Identify the idioms that means 'something which is done to save money'.
the elephant in the room
to cut the corners
ride high
'Good luck my child. You are going to win'. Identify the idiom that best suits the underline word.
break a leg
a bed of roses
turn over a new leaf
Choose the idioms that refers to 'the most loved person'.
to eat a humble pie
leave no stones unturned
apple of eye
The boss at last has declared the end of the task. Here the idioms that means the above underlined phrase is __________________?
in no time
as cool as a cucumber
call it a day
Idiom 'have ants in your pants' means?
to like ants
to be incapable of sitting stills
to have money in pockets
The idiom 'the lion's share' means?
lion's duties
the biggest part or portion
lion's hair
'Put yourself in somebody's shoes' means?
give somebody your shoes
buy somebody's shoes
try to understand somebody
'Like a fish out of a water' means?
you don't feel yourself uncomfortable because you are happy
you feel uncomfortable because you feel unusual or unfamiliar
you enjoy eating fish
'To have a cat nap' means?
restful period of sleep
to enjoy life
to have a cat's food
'To put a cart before the horse' means?
doing things in the wrong order
to go in a wrong direction
to prepare for a ride
'The early bird catches the worms' means?
doing something before anyone else, you will have advantage and more successful
you should get up early in the morning
to feed the birds with worms early in the morning
'To take the bulls by its horns' means?
to do something difficult in a brave and determined way
feed the bull in the farm
to tame the bull
'The tail that wags the dog' means?
that the dogs like to wags their tail
that the dog wants to catch its tail
the smallest part of something in control of the larger or more important elements
The idiom 'To keep your shirt on' means?
never surrender
don't give up
stay calm
