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Read the sentences about entertainment idioms and decide if they are true or false. Be careful — some are trickier than they seem!

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Read the sentences about entertainment idioms and decide if they are true or false. Be careful — some are trickier than they seem!

by Paula Galvis
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If an actor runs the show, it means they have no control or responsibility.

2

If someone says, “She really stole the show at the art exhibition,” it means her work got all the attention.

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After the success of The Eras Tour, fans said Taylor Swift really stole the show. This means she disappointed her audience.

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In the film La La Land, when Mia finally gets the lead role, we could say she broke a leg — because the idiom means she literally injured herself.

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Saying “get a kick out of something” means finding something annoying or tiring.

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A dog and pony show usually refers to a presentation that looks impressive but lacks real content.

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A couch potato would probably get a kick out of spending all day hiking in the mountains.

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When a person says, “I binge-watched The Crown this weekend,” they mean they watched it little by little over several months

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When a new Marvel movie sells out in its opening weekend, it’s fair to call it a blockbuster.

 
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