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WorksheetsIDIOMS (Body Parts)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 15mins
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
She has her nose in the air. I can't stand her!
have a disdainful attitude towards people
relax and have fun
do something without preparation or a plan
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
-What are you going to do?
-I guess I'll play it by ear.
have a disdainful attitude towards people
relax and have fun
do something without preparation or a plan
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
Tell me. I'm all ears.
to stop bothering someone
to listen attentively
to lose control or be angry
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
Can you please get off my back? I want to be alone.
to stop bothering someone
to listen attentively
to lose control or be angry
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
I'm happy we can see eye to eye.
to stop bothering someone
to agree with someone on something
to lose control or be angry
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
I've got so much work to do. I'm losing my head.
to stop bothering someone
to agree with someone on something
to lose control or be angry
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
My sister has a sweet tooth since she was a child.
to cry hard
to crave something sugary or sweet.
to wish good-luck.
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
I have a plat at school tomorrow.
Really? That's great! Break a leg.
to cry hard
to crave something sugary or sweet.
to wish good-luck.
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
Did I the lottery?!
No! I was just pulling your leg hahaha.
to cry hard
to be furious or livid
to make a joke to someone
Choose the definition that best describes the idiom:
I know those definitions by heart.
to memorize something
to be furious or livid
to make a joke to someone
