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Worksheetshealth and fitness idioms
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the expression 'out of shape' mean?
In excellent physical shape
Not being in good physical condition
Being in shape
Exercising regularly
What does the expression 'a couch potato' describe?
A very active person
A person who watches a lot of television
A person who cooks a lot
A person who exercises
What does 'a recipe for disaster' mean?
A situation that leads to negative consequences
A good health strategy
An effective exercise plan
A balanced diet
What is a 'wake-up call'?
An alarm to wake up
A wake-up call from a friend
A health reminder
An event that causes a change in behavior
What does 'get (back) into shape' mean?
Exercise occasionally
Lose weight quickly
Improve physical fitness
Eat healthier
What does 'hit the scales' mean?
Eat healthy
Weigh oneself
Exercise
Go to the gym
What does it mean to 'step up to the plate'?
Rest more
Eat well
Exercising in a group
Take responsibility
What does 'hit the gym' mean?
Healthy cooking
Do yoga
Running outdoors
Go to a fitness center
What does 'break (work) up a sweat' mean?
Start sweating from physical activity
Do light exercise
Take a break
Exercise at home
What does 'put your back into it' mean?
Do light exercise
Rest a little
Eat less
Do something with maximum effort
What does 'give it your all' mean?
Get adequate rest
Eat healthier
Exercise occasionally
Give your best effort
What does 'stretch your limits' mean?
Eat less
Exercise at home
Overcome your usual limits
Rest more
What does 'on the right track' mean?
Exercise every day
Being on the right track towards health
Eat fast food
Do nothing
What does 'fit as a fiddle' mean?
Be in excellent physical condition
Not exercising
Eating junk food
Being tired
What does 'a clean bill of health' mean?
A report of good health
An exercise program
A medical check-up
A diet plan
