WorksheetsIdioms
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Jon, there is no way we can buy a brand new car. Money doesn't grow on trees!
What does the idiom "money doesn't grow on trees" mean?
It is easy to find money
It is hard work to earn money
Money is green just like a tree
Money is made from trees
That homework took me 2 seconds to complete! It was a piece of cake.
What does the idiom "It's a piece of cake" mean?
It is very delicious
It is very easy
It is very sweet
It is very difficult
I hope the performance goes well, Adam. Break a leg!
What does the idiom "break a leg" mean?
To be a great actor
To not be a good actor
To be clumsy
Good Luck!
Jane was feeling under the weather, so she left work early.
What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?
To feel very cold
To feel sick or ill
To have a lot of energy
To predict the weather
Juan usually eats out most days. He only cooks at home once in a blue moon.
What does the idiom "Once in a blue moon" mean?
To do something at night
Something that doesn't happen often
Something that happens every day
The moon looks like a bluish color
Sergio played three games of soccer all afternoon in the hot sun. When the third game ended, he was ready to hit the sack.
What does the idiom "hit the sack" mean?
To have a lot of energy
To go to sleep
To feel sick
To not be very hungry
We thought that our neighbors, the Hernandez family, were super-rich. However, it turns out that we are all in the same boat.
What does the idiom "in the same boat" mean?
To be similar
To be richer
To be poor
To be different
Marco told his mother a white lie. He said that he spent 25 minutes on his homework when he actually spent 20. He knew she wouldn’t be upset if she found out.
What does the idiom "white lie" mean?
A really big lie
the truth
A huge exaggeration
A small lie
Michael really pushes the envelope at school. He reads 7th-grade books even though he is in 4th grade. He also gets 100% on every test he takes.
What does the idiom "to push the envelope" mean?
To not try very hard
To put a lot of effort into your work
To guess on everything
To be lazy on everything you do
I thought it was just going to sprinkle today. However, I got soaked because it was raining cats and dogs.
What does the idiom
"It's raining cats and dogs"
mean?
