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Worksheetsena 7 idioms
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 59mins
A. I’m sorry I couldn’t come to your party. I think I have the flu.
B. Well, if you do, it’s a (an)_________________________________ . Everyone who came got food poisoning.
acquired taste
blessing in disguise
pain in the neck
I felt like a____________________________________________ the first time I did yoga. I thought I was so clumsy!
bull in a china shop
hill of beans
piece of cake
I felt like a____________________________________________ the first time I did yoga. I thought I was so clumsy!
bull in a china shop
hill of beans
piece of cake
My neighbour and I get on like a____________________because we both love to talk about gardening and sport.
big head
chalk and cheese
house on fire
Did he really say Canada has a tropical climate? Come on, he_____________________! It’s cold in Canada!
was pulling your leg
put his foot in his mouth
was flexing his muscles
Jane has such a bubbly personality. She’s always ____________________________.
full of beans
high and dry
a pain in the neck
What is idiom for this picture?
Butter late than never
Slowly life
You snail
Better late than never
What is idiom for this picture?
As cool as a cucumber
As cold as pickle
As cool as a Carabow
As cold as a computer
Which idiom is mean ‘to start performing better’
Get well soon
Step dance your game
Lend an ear
Step up your game
What is idiom for this picture?
Have a black
Have a blast
Have a blessed
Have a blood
What’s mean ‘Don’t cry over spilled milk ‘
Don’t worry about marriages
Don’t worry about me
Don’t worry about major things
Don’t worry about minor things
What is idiom for this picture?
Dead as a doornail
Dead pool
Dead as a nail
Dead as a walking dead
A blessing in disguise
Avoid sharing your true viewpoint or feelings because it is uncomfortable
To make a bad situation even worse
Something that is very common, not unique
A good thing that initially seemed bad
A dime a dozen
Something that is very common, not unique
To get an unfavorable situation or chore over with now because it will need to get finished eventually
The choice or solution has all of the advantages of two contrasting things at the same time
giving time or energy to something that is ended or over
Adding insult to injury
A good thing that initially seemed bad
Something that is very common, not unique
To make a bad situation even worse
To get an unfavorable situation or chore over with now because it will need to get finished eventually
Devil’s advocate
Something that is overpriced or very expensive
To take the side of the counter-argument, or offer an alternative point of view
Believing someone’s story without proof even though it may seem unbelievable
Ignoring someone
Speak of the devil
Something that doesn’t happen very often
A task or job that is easy to complete
When the person you have just been talking about arrives
Taking credit for someone else’s achievements
Stealing someone’s thunder
Taking credit for someone else’s achievements
To not know something
Joking with someone
A task or job that is easy to complete
Once in a blue moon
Being treated the way that you have been treating others
Making a choice between two unpleasant choices
To take the side of the counter-argument, or offer an alternative point of view
Something that doesn’t happen very often
turn over a new leaf
to change for the better
raining heavily
extremely happy
feeling sad
once in a blue moon
suddenly
very rarely
very easy
don't give up
a piece of cake
feeling sick
feeling sad
extremely happy
very easy
building castles in the air
to clear a misunderstanding
daydreaming
to become friends
to cry fake tears
to turn a deaf ear
to listen to advice
to ignore an advice
to argue with someone
to be calm and relaxed
caught red-handed
attract someone's attention
to be very close and friendly
caught while committing a crime
watching something carefully
see eye to eye
agree with each other
disagree with each other
see something very clearly
see a problem
don't judge a book by its cover
look for answers in the wrong place
to have a good relationship with someone
don't choose a book because of its colours
don't judge something by its appearance
The police officer let her off the hook.
took him to jail
didn't give him a ticket
helped him get down
gave him a ticket
Couch Potato
Lazy
Watching Tv
Eating potato chips
When pigs fly
To say something is impossible
Bacon
Flying high
In the long run
You need more time
It's too early for something
Over a long period of time
You are too young
The ship has sailed
You missed an opportunity
You did something wrong
You don't know the answer
You are running late
What does it mean if before a performance, a friend tell you to "break a leg".
She wants you to stay home.
She wants you to get hurt.
She wishes you good luck.
She is jealous.
My mom bought a new purse and said it "cost an arm and a leg". What did she mean?
She meant it was ugly.
She meant it was pretty.
She meant it cost a lot of money.
She wasn't sure she wanted it but bought it anyway.
I wanted to be absent from school today, but I had to face the music and go this morning.
When you do not want to do something, but you have to do it.
When you are excited about doing something.
When you want to do something, but you cannot do it.
When your face hits the music.
Hold your horses, Stacey. We have to ask our teacher BEFORE we go to the bathroom.
Let's go!
Wait a minute / moment.
Let's hurry up!
Hold the reigns of a horse.
Tim wasn't supposed to know about the birthday party, but Rob let the cat out of the bag.
To pull the cat out of your backpack.
When you tell someone something they should know.
When you tell a secret that was not supposed to be shared.
When you tell someone something exciting.
I wanted to throw in the towel after I lost the competition, but my friend said to keep going.
To not give up.
To give up.
Throw a towel in a basket.
To succeed.
I thought Julie was not going to be good at Taekwondo, but she is one tough cookie!
Weak
Tough and strong
Stale cookie
Nice
My father and I see eye to eye - we both think FC Barcelona and Brazil are the best teams!
To agree
To disagree
To be wrong
To be happy
Idiom 'Have ants in your pants' means
to like ants
to be incapable of sitting still
to have money in pockets
to like dancing
The idiom 'like a fish out of the water' means ...
you enjoy eating fish
you feel uncomfortable because you are in an unusual or unfamiliar situation
you don't feel yourself uncomfortable because you are happy
you cook fish without water
The idiom 'to put a cart before the horse' means ...
doing things in the wrong order
to feed a horse
to go in a wrong direction
to prepare for a ride
The idiom 'the tail that wags the dog' means ...
that the dog has a long tail
that the dog wants to catch its tail
that the dogs like to wag their tails
the smallest part of something in control of the larger or more important elements
I'm tired. Let's go to bed.
"Apple of my eye" means?
pupil is shaped like an apple
someone that is very special
eye color is red like an apple
eye color is green like an apple
Giving someone the "cold shoulder" means that...
taking away their sweater
throwing ice or snow on someone's shoulder
to go out in the snow without proper snow gear
to ignore or be unfriendly
What does "cry over spilt milk" mean?
to be upset about something that can't be changed
accidentally spilling a liquid
slipping and falling over milk
when your tears look like milk
When some says "I feel like a fish out of water" what do they mean?
not knowing how to swim
having a hard time breathing
uncomfortable situation that you are not used to
feeling trap
catch someone ... -handed
white
yellow
green
red
once in a ... moon
white
blue
round
square
out of the ...
class
truck
house
blue
Cutting corners
Getting rid of something
Replacing something
Doing something poorly to save time
Cutting someone in line
Pull someone's leg
To joke with someone
To hurt someone
To steal from someone
To help someone
Its not rocket science
Not fun
Not complicated
Not dangerous
Not tiring
Beat around the _____
Hay
Bat
Hole
Bush
If you__________, you do not tell anyone else about it.
beat the clock
have a white elephant
keep something under your hats
have something that is beside the point
No matter what the circumstances, as in we promised we would finish the project tomorrow, __________.
cats and dogs
rain or shine
ups and downs
a white elephant
As such, the film stands as a beautiful ___________ , a flagrant waste of time and resources.
white elephant
bird eye view
rain or shine
cats and dogs
Jenny’s harsh words only added fuel to the fire.
Making situation under control
Making the situation worse
Making things complicated
My brother threw a wet blanket on my plans to start a new website.
Threw a wet blanket at the computer
Threw a wet blanket at me
Discouraged me
When pigs fly I will be the most powerful man on the earth.
Something will never happen
A dream is coming true
A funny incident
Nora was participating in the play, but she got cold feet.
She was ill
She was afraid
She had a cold feet
A dime a dozen
Something uncommon
Something common
A blessing in disguise
Something that produced a catastrophe
Hide something good that happened
something that seems bad, turns out to be good
Hang in there. Means, let it go.
False
True
let the (a) out of the bag
feeling under the (a)
Tiffany didn’t realize that her boss was standing right behind her while she was complaining about him to a friend. She really ________________________________________________________.
pulled his leg
put her foot in her mouth
flexed her muscles
"That's it, Isaac. No more chances for you. That was the _________ !" Father shouted angrily.
perfect storm
beat around the bush
last straw
cut corners
The two notorious students are always spending time together and influencing each other negatively. It seems like _______________
birds of a feather flock together
a perfect storm
the last straw
a father and son
What is the meaning of "Spill the beans"?
Prove a theory
Reveal a secret
Spill something
Water the beans
