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Froggy Jumps IdiomsOnline version Connect the idioms with their meanings by Juliana Medina 1 To reveal a secret accidentally. a Let the cat out of the bag b The last straw c Hit the road 2 To waste time worrying about something that cannot be changed a On cloud nine b Cry over spilled milk c Back to square one 3 To die (informal) a Bite off more than you can chew b A dime a dozen c Kick the bucket 4 To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem a Hit the nail on the head b In hot water c Once in a blue moon 5 Something that is very expensive a Cost an arm and a leg b Throw in the towel c Break a leg 6 To make a false assumption or pursue a mistaken course a Burn bridges b Barking up the wrong tree c Add fuel to the fire 7 Something that will never happen a Keep your chin up b Out of the blue c When pigs fly 8 People who wake up early or act quickly have an advantage. a The early bird catches the worm b The tip of the iceberg c Jump on the bandwagon 9 What people do is more important than what they say a By the skin of your teeth b Actions speak louder than words c Through thick and thin 10 Don’t form opinions based only on appearances. a In the same boat b Don’t judge a book by its cover c Call it a day 11 To start a conversation in a social setting and make people feel more comfortable. a Break the ice b Go the extra mile c Bark is worse than bite 12 Something that is very easy to do. a Leave no stone unturned b Piece of cake c Face the music 13 To go to bed or sleep. a Have bigger fish to fry b Break the bank c Hit the sack 14 Feeling ill or unwell. a Break the bank b Under the weather c Keep something at bay 15 To face a painful or difficult situation with courage a Bite the bullet b Cut corners c Bend over backwards 16 To reveal a secret unintentionally or prematurely. a Cold feet b Bend over backwards c Spill the beans 17 To achieve two things with a single action. a Kill two birds with one stone b The elephant in the room c Steal someone´s thunder 18 It is your responsibility to take the next action a Let sleeping dogs lie b The ball is in your court c Pull someone’s legs 19 To work late into the night a Burn the midnight oil b Keep an eye on c Jump the gun 20 Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good a Put all your eggs in one basket b Hit the books c A blessing in disguise

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by Juliana Medina

To reveal a secret accidentally.

To waste time worrying about something that cannot be changed

To die (informal)

To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem

Something that is very expensive

To make a false assumption or pursue a mistaken course

Something that will never happen

People who wake up early or act quickly have an advantage.

What people do is more important than what they say

Don’t form opinions based only on appearances.

To start a conversation in a social setting and make people feel more comfortable.

Something that is very easy to do.

To go to bed or sleep.

Feeling ill or unwell.

To face a painful or difficult situation with courage

To reveal a secret unintentionally or prematurely.

To achieve two things with a single action.

It is your responsibility to take the next action

To work late into the night

Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good