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WorksheetsEnglish Idioms: School
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: bookworm
Someone who reads a lot.
The teacher's favorite student
To begin to study hard
To memorize something accurately
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: hit the books
Someone who reads a lot.
The teacher's favorite student
To begin to study hard
To memorize something accurately
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: Teacher's pet
Someone who reads a lot.
The teacher's favorite student
To begin to study hard
To memorize something accurately
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: dropout
Someone who reads a lot.
The teacher's favorite student
To begin to study hard
To stop attending school
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: pass with flying colors
Someone who reads a lot.
The teacher's favorite student
To pass something with a high score
To stop attending school
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: skip class
Someone who reads a lot.
To not go to school when you should
To pass something with a high score
To stop attending school
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: copycat
Someone who copies the work of another.
To not go to school when you should
To pass something with a high score
To stop attending school
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: brainstorm
To try to develop an idea or think of new ideas
To not go to school when you should
To pass something with a high score
To stop attending school
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: learn by heart
To try to develop an idea or think of new ideas
To not go to school when you should
To pass something with a high score
To memorize something accurately
Look at the picture and choose the best meaning of the underlined idiom: ace a test
To get a very high score on a test
To not go to school when you should
To pass something with a high score
To memorize something accurately
