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English Idioms Quiz

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Fun idioms test

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1

What does the informal phrase "to hit the sack" mean?

2

If someone tells you to "break a leg" before a performance, what are they wishing you?

3

What is the meaning of the phrase "under the weather"?

4

When a person says an item "cost an arm and a leg", they mean the item was:

5

What does the expression "bite the bullet" mean?

6

If a friend tells you to "spill the beans", what do they want you to do?

7

What does the idiom "through thick and thin" refer to?

8

When someone says "it's not my cup of tea", they mean:

9

What does the phrase "piece of cake" describe?

10

If someone tells you to "pull yourself together", what are they asking you to do?

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