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Froggy Jumps Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 2Online version Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 2 by Pavla Novakova 1 What idiom refers to information being disseminated through informal person-to-person conversation? a touch base b small talk c word of mouth 2 What idiom describes a resolution where all parties involved benefit or gain something favourable? a same boat b safe bet c win-win situation 3 What idiom describes an offer that is provided unconditionally, without any obligation for repayment or action? a no brainer b under the table c no strings attached 4 What idiom means to create instability or cause trouble in a previously calm or stable situation? a take something lying down b rock the boat c play hardball 5 What idiom means that two or more people are experiencing an identical, often negative, circumstance? a win-win situation b same boat c on the same page 6 What idiom describes a product or facility that is modern and incorporates the latest technology? a state of the art b ahead of the curve c ground-breaking 7 What idiom means to engage in ruthless, uncompromising, and highly competitive behaviour? a take the bull by the horns b rock the boat c play hardball 8 What idiom refers to an action that is done in secret, typically to conceal illegal or unethical financial activity? a under the table b behind the scenes c out in the open 9 What idiom refers to an obvious yet sensitive problem that everyone avoids discussing? a the elephant in the room b red tape c grey area 10 What idiom means that information is now public knowledge and is no longer being kept secret? a under the table b in the loop c out in the open 11 What idiom means to discern the hidden meaning or unspoken truth behind what is explicitly communicated? a off the top of one's head b read between the lines c in a nutshell 12 What idiom means that a decision that is overwhelmingly obvious and simple to make? a no time to lose b no brainer c safe bet 13 What idiom refers to light, superficial conversation about non-controversial topics? a the elephant in the room b in a nutshell c small talk 14 What idiom describes a situation where success is attained effortlessly and without complications? a win-win situation b smooth/clear sailing c on a roll 15 What idiom means continuously, non-stop, encompassing a full day? a nine-to-five b a long shot c round-the-clock 16 What term is used for the traditional postal service, as opposed to electronic communication? a word of mouth b snail mail c red tape 17 What idiom refers to obvious signs or indications that a negative event is about to happen? a writing on the wall b out in the open c the elephant in the room 18 What idiom describes an outcome or event that is highly likely to occur? a long shot b on a roll c safe bet 19 What idiom describes a subordinate who invariably agrees with their superiors without offering independent thought? a yes man b on the same page c behind someone's back 20 What idiom is a colloquial term for being dismissed or fired from one's job? a pink slip b throw in the towel c sever ties 21 What idiom means to experience a sequence of consecutive successes or good fortune? a on a roll b smooth sailing c sky's the limit 22 What idiom means to begin a new venture or relationship in a favourable, positive manner? a get the ball rolling b start off on the wrong foot c start off on the right foot 23 What idiom means to reject an idea or proposal decisively? a shoot something down b not going to fly c cave in 24 What idiom means to be in total agreement or share the same perspective as another person? a touch base b see eye to eye c same boat 25 What idiom means to formally terminate a business or personal relationship? a throw in the towel b sever ties c pink slip 26 What idiom means to strongly persuade or coerce someone into doing something they are unwilling to do? a play hardball b twist someone's arm c talk someone into something 27 What idiom means to persuade or convince someone to perform a specific action? a twist someone's arm b talk someone out of something c talk someone into something 28 What idiom means that there are no constraints on what one can accomplish or earn? a sky's the limit b see something through c raise the bar

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Business idioms for Quiz 3 - set 2Online version

by Pavla Novakova

What idiom refers to information being disseminated through informal person-to-person conversation?

What idiom describes a resolution where all parties involved benefit or gain something favourable?

What idiom describes an offer that is provided unconditionally, without any obligation for repayment or action?

What idiom means to create instability or cause trouble in a previously calm or stable situation?

What idiom means that two or more people are experiencing an identical, often negative, circumstance?

What idiom describes a product or facility that is modern and incorporates the latest technology?

What idiom means to engage in ruthless, uncompromising, and highly competitive behaviour?

What idiom refers to an action that is done in secret, typically to conceal illegal or unethical financial activity?

What idiom refers to an obvious yet sensitive problem that everyone avoids discussing?

What idiom means that information is now public knowledge and is no longer being kept secret?

What idiom means to discern the hidden meaning or unspoken truth behind what is explicitly communicated?

What idiom means that a decision that is overwhelmingly obvious and simple to make?

What idiom refers to light, superficial conversation about non-controversial topics?

What idiom describes a situation where success is attained effortlessly and without complications?

What idiom means continuously, non-stop, encompassing a full day?

What term is used for the traditional postal service, as opposed to electronic communication?

What idiom refers to obvious signs or indications that a negative event is about to happen?

What idiom describes an outcome or event that is highly likely to occur?

What idiom describes a subordinate who invariably agrees with their superiors without offering independent thought?

What idiom is a colloquial term for being dismissed or fired from one's job?

What idiom means to experience a sequence of consecutive successes or good fortune?

What idiom means to begin a new venture or relationship in a favourable, positive manner?

What idiom means to reject an idea or proposal decisively?

What idiom means to be in total agreement or share the same perspective as another person?

What idiom means to formally terminate a business or personal relationship?

What idiom means to strongly persuade or coerce someone into doing something they are unwilling to do?

What idiom means to persuade or convince someone to perform a specific action?

What idiom means that there are no constraints on what one can accomplish or earn?