Feelings Idioms Quiz

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Idioms about feelings

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Froggy Jumps Feelings Idioms QuizOnline version Idioms about feelings by Natali K 1 What does the idiom "a bit down" mean? a very happy b extremely energetic c slightly sad 2 “All over the place” describes someone who is: a calm b focused c disorganized 3 The phrase "done in" means you are: a exhausted b excited c refreshed 4 If you are "on edge", you are: a indifferent b nervous or tense c calm 5 “Hot under the collar” means you are: a bored b angry c surprised 6 If someone is "speechless", they are: a unable to speak b speaking loudly c singing 7 “Thrilled to bits” means you are: a dull b very excited c mildly annoyed 8 Someone who is "upbeat" is: a tired b optimistic c pessimistic 9 Which sentence correctly uses "a bit down"? a She felt a bit down after the party. b The party was a bit down. c She felt a bit down after the bad news. 10 Which expression means being very excited? a on edge b speechless c thrilled to bits

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Feelings Idioms QuizOnline version

Idioms about feelings

by Natali K

What does the idiom "a bit down" mean?

very happy

extremely energetic

slightly sad

“All over the place” describes someone who is:

calm

focused

disorganized

The phrase "done in" means you are:

exhausted

excited

refreshed

If you are "on edge", you are:

indifferent

nervous or tense

calm

“Hot under the collar” means you are:

bored

angry

surprised

If someone is "speechless", they are:

unable to speak

speaking loudly

singing

“Thrilled to bits” means you are:

dull

very excited

mildly annoyed

Someone who is "upbeat" is:

tired

optimistic

pessimistic

Which sentence correctly uses "a bit down"?

She felt a bit down after the party.

The party was a bit down.

She felt a bit down after the bad news.

Which expression means being very excited?

on edge

speechless

thrilled to bits

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What does the idiom "a bit down" mean?

“All over the place” describes someone who is:

The phrase "done in" means you are:

If you are "on edge", you are:

“Hot under the collar” means you are:

If someone is "speechless", they are:

“Thrilled to bits” means you are:

Someone who is "upbeat" is:

Which sentence correctly uses "a bit down"?

Which expression means being very excited?

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