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Froggy Jumps Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 1Online version Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 1 by Pavla Novakova 1 What idiom means that a company is unprofitable and operating at a net loss? a in the red b in the black c come up short 2 What idiom is used when effort, money, or resources are wasted or lost pointlessly? a go down the drain b go broke c easy come, easy go 3 What expression communicates that something easily obtained is often just as quickly lost? a easy come, easy go b a tough break c cut one's losses 4 What idiom means to conduct affairs strictly according to official regulations or law? a by the book b go the extra mile c cut corners 5 What idiom means continuously, without stopping, representing every hour of every day? a 24/7 b nine-to-five c in full swing 6 What idiom refers to a standard job conducted during normal working hours, typically in an office environment? a nine-to-five b blue collar c 24/7 7 What idiom means to be in charge or holding all the control? a in the driver's seat b hands are tied c behind the scenes 8 What idiom means to lose all one's money or become bankrupt? a go broke b lose ground c cut one's losses 9 What idiom describes a person or thing with great potential that needs significant development or refinement? a diamond in the rough b long shot c big picture 10 What terms distinguish between a worker who performs manual labour (e.g., construction) and one who performs office work (e.g., management)? a blue collar/ white collar b diamond in the rough c ahead of the pack 11 What idiom means to maintain full concentration and focus on the primary objective? a keep one's eye on the ball b big picture c go the extra mile 12 What idiom means to exceed normal expectations or do more than is required? a go the extra mile b by the book c keep one's eye on the ball 13 What idiom means to start a business or project completely from zero? a from the ground up b back to square one c a tough break 14 What idiom means to make the decision to end work for the day? a call it a day b get down to business c get back in/into the swing of things 15 What idiom describes an unfortunate occurrence or reversal of luck? a a tough break b easy come, easy go c last straw 16 What idiom means to surprise someone with an unexpected action or request? a catch someone off guard b hit the nail on the head c give someone a pat on the back 17 What idiom refers to a strategy or overall plan of action? a game plan b big picture c in a nutshell 18 What idiom means to be rapidly increasing or escalating? a go through the roof b lose ground c come up short 19 What idiom refers to the final event or betrayal that exhausts one's patience and causes one to give up? a last straw b a tough break c at stake 20 What idiom describes a situation where any choice made will inevitably lead to a negative outcome? a lose-lose situation b grey area c at stake 21 What idiom means that a company is profitable and operating at a net gain? a in the black b in the red c go broke 22 What idiom means to grant approval for something? a give the thumbs up b give the thumbs down c hit the nail on the head 23 What idiom is used to describe an environment or competition that is intense, aggressive, and merciless? a cut-throat b ahead of the pack c in the black 24 What idiom refers to all the factors involved in a particular situation, emphasizing the overall context? a big picture b game plan c in a nutshell 25 What idiom means to be more advanced or innovative than one's competitors? a ahead of the curve/ pack b cut-throat c in the black 26 What idiom means to relent, give in, or agree to something you previously resisted? a cave (or cave in) b go broke c cut one's losses 27 What idiom means to hand over an advantage, such as market share, to a rival? a lose ground b come up short c cut one's losses 28 What idiom means that a project is fully underway, progressing rapidly and with great activity? a in full swing b 24/7 c back to square one 29 What idiom means to refuse or deny approval for something? a give the thumbs down b give the thumbs up c cave (or cave in) 30 What idiom means to stop pursuing an unproductive venture to minimize further financial loss or wasted effort? a cut one's losses b go down the drain c go broke

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Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 1Online version

by Pavla Novakova

What idiom means that a company is unprofitable and operating at a net loss?

What idiom is used when effort, money, or resources are wasted or lost pointlessly?

What expression communicates that something easily obtained is often just as quickly lost?

What idiom means to conduct affairs strictly according to official regulations or law?

What idiom means continuously, without stopping, representing every hour of every day?

What idiom refers to a standard job conducted during normal working hours, typically in an office environment?

What idiom means to be in charge or holding all the control?

What idiom means to lose all one's money or become bankrupt?

What idiom describes a person or thing with great potential that needs significant development or refinement?

What terms distinguish between a worker who performs manual labour (e.g., construction) and one who performs office work (e.g., management)?

What idiom means to maintain full concentration and focus on the primary objective?

What idiom means to exceed normal expectations or do more than is required?

What idiom means to start a business or project completely from zero?

What idiom means to make the decision to end work for the day?

What idiom describes an unfortunate occurrence or reversal of luck?

What idiom means to surprise someone with an unexpected action or request?

What idiom refers to a strategy or overall plan of action?

What idiom means to be rapidly increasing or escalating?

What idiom refers to the final event or betrayal that exhausts one's patience and causes one to give up?

What idiom describes a situation where any choice made will inevitably lead to a negative outcome?

What idiom means that a company is profitable and operating at a net gain?

What idiom means to grant approval for something?

What idiom is used to describe an environment or competition that is intense, aggressive, and merciless?

What idiom refers to all the factors involved in a particular situation, emphasizing the overall context?

What idiom means to be more advanced or innovative than one's competitors?

What idiom means to relent, give in, or agree to something you previously resisted?

What idiom means to hand over an advantage, such as market share, to a rival?

What idiom means that a project is fully underway, progressing rapidly and with great activity?

What idiom means to refuse or deny approval for something?

What idiom means to stop pursuing an unproductive venture to minimize further financial loss or wasted effort?