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Shakespearean Idioms Quiz

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Shakespearean Idioms Quiz

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Shakespeare coinages in use

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Shakespeare coinages in use

by Mariana20 Martinez
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: BREAK THE ICE: It means doing or saying something that makes people relax

2

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Eaten out of house and home

3

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: HEART OF GOLD: Describes a person who is extremely kind and always willing to help others

4

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Fair play :

5

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Love is blind

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Green-eyed monster: It is when someone feels envious of another person.

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: WILD-GOOSE CHASE : It describes a useless or frustrating search.

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: All that glitters is not gold

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve: Describes someone who shows their feelings and emotions.

10

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: The world is my oyster

11

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: GOOD RIDDANCE: Said when you feel relieved that someone or something is gone.

12

Choose the correct meaning of the phrase: Dead as a doornail:

13

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: A laughing stock

14

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Too much of a good thing

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Forever and a day: Used to exaggerate a very long period of time often humorously.

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Seen better days : Used to describe something that is old or damaged

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: IN A PICKLE: Used when someone is in trouble and doesn’t know what to do.

18

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: As good luck would have it

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Makes your hair stand on end: Describes something very frightening.

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: For goodness’ sake

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: What’s done is done

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: The be-all and the end-all : Refers to the most important thing, the final or ultimate goal.

23

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Lie low: it is usually used to stay out of trouble.

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Choose the correct meaning of the expression: Send him packing: To make someone leave a place

25

Choose the correct meaning of the expression: A sorry sight

 
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