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Froggy Jumps Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 1Online version Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 1 by Pavla Novakova 1 What idiom means to repeatedly perform the same fruitless actions without achieving any results? a run/go around in circles b put the cart before the horse c not going to fly 2 What idiom means to maintain alertness and readiness for anything that might occur? a on your toes b on the ball c no time to lose 3 What idiom means to depend solely on one possibility for success, thereby risking everything? a put all one's eggs in one basket b safe bet c raise the bar 4 What idiom means to begin a new venture or relationship with an initial negative incident? a a tough break b start off on the wrong foot c start off on the right foot 5 What idiom means that immediate action is necessary because there is great urgency? a time's up b no time to lose c round-the-clock 6 What idiom means that a skill is so deeply ingrained through practice that it is performed naturally and effortlessly? a learn the ropes b on the ball c second nature 7 What idiom means to handle or consider issues in the reverse of the logical or correct sequence? a run/go around in circles b put the cart before the horse c off the top of one's head 8 What idiom means to be in command of a situation and fully cognizant of any changes? a in the loop b on the ball c on top of something 9 What idiom describes a goal that is extremely challenging to achieve due to significant obstacles? a red tape b lose-lose situation c uphill battle 10 What idiom means to offer an immediate answer or estimate without much reflection or research? a in a nutshell b read between the lines c off the top of one's head 11 What idiom means that the allotted period for an action or an individual's tenure has concluded? a time's up b call it a day c no time to lose 12 What idiom means to passively endure an unacceptable or unpleasant action without resistance? a take something lying down b cave in c throw in the towel 13 What idiom means to generate imaginative and non-traditional ideas or solutions? a off the top of one's head b read between the lines c think outside the box 14 What idiom means to be perceptive, mentally quick, and fully aware of current matters? a on the ball b on your toes c on top of something 15 What idiom means to set ambitious goals and plan for significant future growth or success? a think outside the box b raise the bar c think big 16 What idiom is used to state that a proposed solution or idea will be unsuccessful or unworkable? a throw in the towel b shoot something down c not going to fly 17 What idiom means to surrender or quit an activity due to frustration or defeat? a cave in b throw in the towel c take something lying down 18 What idiom means to face a difficult or challenging problem directly and without delay? a stand one's ground b take the bull by the horns c rock the boat 19 What idiom refers to excessive and frustrating official rules, processes, and bureaucratic formalities? a red tape b loophole c up in the air 20 What idiom means to increase standards or expectations by achieving a higher level of quality? a raise the bar b see something through c think big 21 What idiom means to convince someone to abandon a specific plan or action? a talk someone out of something b shoot something down c talk someone into something 22 What idiom means to be excluded from a select group that possesses privileged information? a the elephant in the room b behind the scenes c out of the loop 23 What idiom means to make contact with someone, usually to discuss a matter briefly? a touch base b on the same page c see eye to eye 24 What idiom means to steadfastly maintain one's opinion or position despite pressure? a take the bull by the horns b stand one's ground c see something through 25 What idiom means that a matter is undecided and awaiting a final determination? a up in the air b grey area c long shot 26 What idiom means to persist with a commitment or project until it reaches its completion? a see something through b stand one's ground c go the extra mile 27 What idiom means to persist with a commitment or project until it reaches its completion? a stand one's ground b go the extra mile c see something through 28 What idiom refers to holding an advantage or position of greater power over another person? a in the driver's seat b ahead of the pack c upper hand

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Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 1Online version

by Pavla Novakova

What idiom means to repeatedly perform the same fruitless actions without achieving any results?

What idiom means to maintain alertness and readiness for anything that might occur?

What idiom means to depend solely on one possibility for success, thereby risking everything?

What idiom means to begin a new venture or relationship with an initial negative incident?

What idiom means that immediate action is necessary because there is great urgency?

What idiom means that a skill is so deeply ingrained through practice that it is performed naturally and effortlessly?

What idiom means to handle or consider issues in the reverse of the logical or correct sequence?

What idiom means to be in command of a situation and fully cognizant of any changes?

What idiom describes a goal that is extremely challenging to achieve due to significant obstacles?

What idiom means to offer an immediate answer or estimate without much reflection or research?

What idiom means that the allotted period for an action or an individual's tenure has concluded?

What idiom means to passively endure an unacceptable or unpleasant action without resistance?

What idiom means to generate imaginative and non-traditional ideas or solutions?

What idiom means to be perceptive, mentally quick, and fully aware of current matters?

What idiom means to set ambitious goals and plan for significant future growth or success?

What idiom is used to state that a proposed solution or idea will be unsuccessful or unworkable?

What idiom means to surrender or quit an activity due to frustration or defeat?

What idiom means to face a difficult or challenging problem directly and without delay?

What idiom refers to excessive and frustrating official rules, processes, and bureaucratic formalities?

What idiom means to increase standards or expectations by achieving a higher level of quality?

What idiom means to convince someone to abandon a specific plan or action?

What idiom means to be excluded from a select group that possesses privileged information?

What idiom means to make contact with someone, usually to discuss a matter briefly?

What idiom means to steadfastly maintain one's opinion or position despite pressure?

What idiom means that a matter is undecided and awaiting a final determination?

What idiom means to persist with a commitment or project until it reaches its completion?

What idiom means to persist with a commitment or project until it reaches its completion?

What idiom refers to holding an advantage or position of greater power over another person?