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With this game, players will learn and reinforce the meaning of common English idioms, understanding how they are used in everyday situations to express ideas more naturally. Through the questions, they will not only expand their vocabulary but also improve their comprehension and communicate with greater fluency and confidence.

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Santiago

Colombia

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Froggy Jumps Game of IDIOMSOnline version With this game, players will learn and reinforce the meaning of common English idioms, understanding how they are used in everyday situations to express ideas more naturally. Through the questions, they will not only expand their vocabulary but also improve their comprehension and communicate with greater fluency and confidence. by Santiago 1 1. What does the idiom “break the ice” mean? a To literally crack ice b To make people feel comfortable in a social setting c To start an argument 2 If something “costs an arm and a leg,” it is… a Very expensive b Difficult to obtain c Extremely valuable but free 3 To “hit the sack” means… a To fall asleep or go to bed b To quit suddenly c To take a nap at work 4 When someone is “under the weather,” they are… a Depressed because of rain b Affected by the climate c Feeling unwell or sick 5 To “let the cat out of the bag” means… a Start gossiping about others b Accidentally reveal a secret c Release anger at someone 6 If something is a “piece of cake,” it is… a Enjoyable but unhealthy b Very easy to do c Something only a few can achieve 7 “Kill two birds with one stone” means… a To finish something unexpectedly b To harm two people at once c To solve two problems with one action 8 To “spill the beans” means… a To reveal confidential information b To show frustration c To exaggerate a story 9 Hit the nail on the head” means… a To make a problem worse b To guess something correctly by luck c To describe something with exact accuracy 10 If someone is “in hot water,” they are… a Facing trouble or difficulty b Losing patience c In a dangerous physical situation 11 To “burn the midnight oil” means… a To waste time on unimportant things b To work or study late into the night c To spend money recklessly 12 If someone “bites the bullet,” they… a Make a risky decision for money b Ignore a serious issue c Endure pain or difficulty bravely 13 To “get cold feet” means… a To feel sudden fear and hesitate b To be physically uncomfortable c To change plans because of bad weather 14 If something is “up in the air,” it is… a A decision hidden from the public b Still undecided or uncertain c Known only to certain people 15 “The ball is in your court” means… a You have lost control of the situation b You are responsible for solving a problem alone c It is your turn to take action or make a decision 16 To “beat around the bush” means… a To avoid the main point indirectly b To delay something intentionally c To refuse to answer a question 17 If someone “burns bridges,” they… a Move far away from their past b Ignore advice and regret it later c Cut off relationships or opportunities permanently 18 “Once in a blue moon” means… a Something that is surprising but common b Something that happens very rarely c A situation that happens by mistake 19 To “cry over spilled milk” means… a To worry about something that cannot be changed b To feel guilty for a minor accident c To waste time fixing small mistakes 20 “Bite off more than you can chew” means… a To rush into something without thinking b To risk everything for a reward c To take on more responsibility than you can handle

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Froggy Jumps

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Game of IDIOMSOnline version

by Santiago

1. What does the idiom “break the ice” mean?

If something “costs an arm and a leg,” it is…

To “hit the sack” means…

When someone is “under the weather,” they are…

To “let the cat out of the bag” means…

If something is a “piece of cake,” it is…

“Kill two birds with one stone” means…

To “spill the beans” means…

Hit the nail on the head” means…

If someone is “in hot water,” they are…

To “burn the midnight oil” means…

If someone “bites the bullet,” they…

To “get cold feet” means…

If something is “up in the air,” it is…

“The ball is in your court” means…

To “beat around the bush” means…

If someone “burns bridges,” they…

“Once in a blue moon” means…

To “cry over spilled milk” means…

“Bite off more than you can chew” means…