WorksheetsMoney idioms
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which idiom means "to be poor"?
have money to burn
in the red
to live in the lap of luxury
to be on the breadline
Which idiom means "to be rich"?
to be hard up
to be in the red
have money to burn
live hand to mouth
What´s the correct idiom?
money talks
money speaks
money says
money tells
What is the correct idiom to say "to be in debts"?
to feel blue
to be in red
to be in black
to be green with envy
"To bring home the bacon" means:
to earn money for a family to live on
to earn plenty of money
to earn enough to buy bacon
not to have a job and not to earn any money
Many people had to tighten their _________ during the pandemic.
scarfs
shoelaces
belts
sleeves
Which idiom means "It was very expensive"?
I had to cut my arm and my leg.
I bought an arm and a leg.
It was two-limb expensive.
It cost me an arm and a leg
Finish the idiom: "be without a penny to your_____".
name
family
house
cat
When you don´t have money you are hard ______.
out
up
on
down
"A penny saved is a penny earned" means:
saving is wise
earning money is not easy
it´s close to impossible to save money nowadays
it´s better to spend rather than save
To share the cost of a meal in a restaurant is "to go_____"
Mexican
French
Polish
Dutch
To save money for the time you will need it is "to save for a_______ day"
frosty
rainy
snowy
sunny
Finish the idiom: "to be as poor as a___________"
king´s horse
church mouse
street cat
stray dog
If you are born with a silver spoon in your mouth you are____
born poor
born unexpectedly
born rich
born in the kitchen
