WorksheetsIdioms and phrasal verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does "look something up" mean?
To admire someone
To search for information
To keep something safe
To ignore something
What does "look down on someone" mean?
To respect someone
To think that you are better than someone else
To take care of someone
To avoid someone
"Look out!" is often used to:
Warn someone of danger
Ask someone to search for something
Tell someone to relax
Make fun of someone
What does "look after" mean?
To take care of someone or something
To search for something
To review information
To admire someone
If you’re "looking for" something, what are you doing?
Avoiding it
Searching for it
Taking care of it
Forgetting about it
What does "look away" mean?
To turn your eyes in another direction
To search for something
To admire someone
To think about the future
When you "look back," you are:
Thinking about the past
Planning for the future
Avoiding someone
Searching for information
If someone tells you to "look ahead," they want you to:
Think about the past
Think about the future
Take care of someone
Search for information
Looking forward to something means:
Being excited about it
Ignoring it
Feeling nervous about it
Feeling sad about it
When you "look out," you are:
Paying attention to danger
Ignoring someone
Thinking about the past
Examining something closely
A "cold fish" is someone who is:
Very emotional and friendly
Unfriendly and distant
Happy about their life
Talkative and cheerful
If someone is a "smart cookie," they are:
Very intelligent
Very lazy
Hard to talk to
Unfriendly
A "big mouth" is someone who:
Talks too much and shares secrets
Is shy and quiet
Is good at keeping secrets
Rarely speaks at all
A "wet blanket" is someone who:
Makes others happy
Ruins the fun for others
Has a positive attitude
Always tells jokes
If someone is a "pain in the neck," they are:
Easy to get along with
Annoying or difficult
Hardworking and reliable
Quiet and shy
A "dark horse" is someone who:
Talks too much
Has hidden talents and can surprise everyone
Is lazy and unmotivated
Ruins other people’s fun
If someone is "a people person," they:
Are good with others and friendly
Dislike being around others
Are very quiet and shy
Ruin everyone’s mood
A "happy camper" is someone who:
Complains a lot
Is very happy and satisfied
Talks too much
shares other people's secrets
A "couch potato" is someone who:
Spends a lot of time watching TV
Is very active and sporty
Enjoys cooking
Always works hard
Which idiom would you use for someone who surprises others with unexpected talent?
Dark horse
Smart cookie
Pain in the neck
Couch potato
