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Common English idioms quiz

by Ami Shah
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On cloud nine

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What does 'A piece of cake' mean?

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What does 'Apple of my eye' refer to?

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What does 'Break the ice' mean?

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What does 'Down in the dumps' mean?

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What does 'A heavy heart' mean?

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What does 'Hit the roof' mean?

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What does 'My heart was in my mouth' mean?

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What does 'Butterflies in my stomach' mean?

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What does 'Jump out of my skin' mean?

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What does 'Taken aback' mean?

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A piece of cake refers to ease, not difficulty or food.

It describes someone treasured, not a thing or task.

To start conversation and reduce awkwardness.

Describes sadness or low spirits.

A metaphor for sorrow or sadness.

Indicates sudden anger or outrage.

Expresses strong fear or shock.

Common idiom for nerves before an event.

Used when shocked or startled.

Indicates surprise or astonishment.

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