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Business idioms quick quiz

by English with Lou
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What does 'think outside the box' mean?

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What does 'hit the ground running' imply?

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'Costs an arm and a leg' means something is:

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If you are 'on the same page' in a meeting, you are:

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'Go back to square one' means to:

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'Think on your feet' means to:

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Which idiom means starting a venture from scratch?

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Which phrase means you’re ahead of competitors or expectations?

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Which idiom describes activities not seen by the public?

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Which idiom means being alert and competent?

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Which phrase means keep someone informed throughout a process?

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Which expression describes a decision pending or unsettled?

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Which phrase means stop pursuing losses and move on?

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Which idiom implies starting something or initiating action?

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Which idiom means identify or describe exactly right?

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From the ground up = starting from scratch.

Ahead of the game indicates being ahead of rivals.

Behind the scenes refers to private or internal work.

Be on the ball means stay attentive and capable.

Keep someone in the loop = keep informed.

Up in the air means undecided or unresolved.

Cut your losses = stop wasting more resources.

Get/start the ball rolling = initiate action.

Hit the nail on the head = identify or describe precisely.

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