Idiom Challenge

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Test your knowledge of idioms with this fun quiz game!

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Agustina Quiroz

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Froggy Jumps Idiom ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of idioms with this fun quiz game! by Agustina Quiroz 1 What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean? a To physically break ice. b To end a relationship. c To initiate conversation in a social setting. 2 The limit, when you can take no more a The last straw b Speak of devil c On the fence 3 What is the meaning of 'costs an arm and a leg'? a A cheap item. b Something that is very expensive. c A physical injury. 4 To reveal a secret a Spill the beans b Once in a blue moon c Call it a day 5 To have a very fun and exciting time. a Call it a day b On the fence c Have a blast 6 To go to bed or go to sleep. a Under the weather b Hit the sack c The whole nine yards 7 To do something poorly or cheaply to save time or money. a On the fence b To cut corners c The last straw 8 What does 'a blessing in disguise' mean? a A clear advantage. b A hidden curse. c A misfortune that results in something good. 9 What does 'under the weather' mean? a Being outdoors. b Feeling ill or unwell. c Feeling happy. 10 . Everything possible or available; the entirety of something. a Hit the sack b Once in a blue moon c The whole nine yards 11 To be extremely tired or annoyed with something. a Sick and tired b Get cold feet c Chill out 12 To become too nervous or scared to do something you had planned. a Sick and tired b Get cold feet c Draw the line 13 To reveal something that has been bothering you a A blessing in disguise b Get it off your chest c Under the weather 14 To wait patiently. a On the fence b Scoot over c Sit tight 15 To set a limit on what you will accept or do a Draw the line b The whole nine yards c Once in a blue moon

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Idiom Challenge

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Idiom ChallengeOnline version

by Agustina Quiroz

What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean?

The limit, when you can take no more

What is the meaning of 'costs an arm and a leg'?

To reveal a secret

To have a very fun and exciting time.

To go to bed or go to sleep.

To do something poorly or cheaply to save time or money.

What does 'a blessing in disguise' mean?

What does 'under the weather' mean?

. Everything possible or available; the entirety of something.

To be extremely tired or annoyed with something.

To become too nervous or scared to do something you had planned.

To reveal something that has been bothering you

To wait patiently.

To set a limit on what you will accept or do