Idiom Quiz

Question 1

What does the idiom "Drive someone up the wall" mean?

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annoy or bother someone excessively

Question 2

What does the idiom "Drive someone up the wall" mean?

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annoy or bother someone excessively

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appearances can be deceiving

Question 3

What does the idiom "Drive someone up the wall" mean?

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annoy or bother someone excessively

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appearances can be deceiving

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good luck

Question 4

What does the idiom "Drive someone up the wall" mean?

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annoy or bother someone excessively

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appearances can be deceiving

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good luck

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in agreement or understanding

Question 5

What does the idiom "Piece of cake" mean?

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delay or postpone something

Question 6

What does the idiom "Piece of cake" mean?

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delay or postpone something

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not feel well or be sick

Question 7

What does the idiom "Piece of cake" mean?

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something that is easy to do

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delay or postpone something

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not feel well or be sick

Question 8

What does the idiom "Piece of cake" mean?

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something that is easy to do

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delay or postpone something

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not feel well or be sick

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use all available resources or make a maximum effort

Question 9

What does the idiom "Feel under the weather" mean?

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a personal agenda or bias

Question 10

What does the idiom "Feel under the weather" mean?

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a personal agenda or bias

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a futile or fruitless pursuit

Question 11

What does the idiom "Feel under the weather" mean?

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a personal agenda or bias

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a futile or fruitless pursuit

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it is up to you to take the next step

Question 12

What does the idiom "Feel under the weather" mean?

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not feel well or be sick

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a personal agenda or bias

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a futile or fruitless pursuit

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it is up to you to take the next step

Question 13

What does the idiom "Miss the boat" mean?

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appearances can be deceiving

Question 14

What does the idiom "Miss the boat" mean?

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be too late or miss an opportunity

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appearances can be deceiving

Question 15

What does the idiom "Miss the boat" mean?

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be too late or miss an opportunity

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appearances can be deceiving

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good luck

Question 16

What does the idiom "Miss the boat" mean?

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be too late or miss an opportunity

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appearances can be deceiving

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good luck

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reveal a secret unintentionally

Question 17

What does the idiom "On the same page" mean?

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financially successful or profitable

Question 18

What does the idiom "On the same page" mean?

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in agreement or understanding

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financially successful or profitable

Question 19

What does the idiom "On the same page" mean?

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in agreement or understanding

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financially successful or profitable

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lose one's nerve or courage

Question 20

What does the idiom "On the same page" mean?

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in agreement or understanding

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financially successful or profitable

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lose one's nerve or courage

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something that distracts or misleads

Question 21

What does the idiom "Butter someone up" mean?

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

Question 22

What does the idiom "Butter someone up" mean?

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flatter or praise someone excessively

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

Question 23

What does the idiom "Butter someone up" mean?

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flatter or praise someone excessively

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

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not feel well or be sick

Question 24

What does the idiom "Butter someone up" mean?

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flatter or praise someone excessively

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

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not feel well or be sick

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out of danger or a difficult situation

Question 25

What does the idiom "Can't judge a book by its cover" mean?

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appearances can be deceiving

Question 26

What does the idiom "Can't judge a book by its cover" mean?

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appearances can be deceiving

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

Question 27

What does the idiom "Can't judge a book by its cover" mean?

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appearances can be deceiving

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

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narrowly or just barely

Question 28

What does the idiom "Can't judge a book by its cover" mean?

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appearances can be deceiving

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face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage

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narrowly or just barely

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uncertain or undecided

Question 29

What does the idiom "Pay through the nose" mean?

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alert and ready to act

Question 30

What does the idiom "Pay through the nose" mean?

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alert and ready to act

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in a difficult or impossible situation

Question 31

What does the idiom "Pay through the nose" mean?

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pay a very high price

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alert and ready to act

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in a difficult or impossible situation

Question 32

What does the idiom "Pay through the nose" mean?

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pay a very high price

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alert and ready to act

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in a difficult or impossible situation

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someone who is overly virtuous or always does the right thing

Question 33

What does the idiom "Give someone the cold shoulder" mean?

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back out or not go through with something

Question 34

What does the idiom "Give someone the cold shoulder" mean?

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ignore or be indifferent to someone

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back out or not go through with something

Question 35

What does the idiom "Give someone the cold shoulder" mean?

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ignore or be indifferent to someone

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back out or not go through with something

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starting over

Question 36

What does the idiom "Give someone the cold shoulder" mean?

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ignore or be indifferent to someone

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back out or not go through with something

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starting over

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use all available resources or make a maximum effort

Question 37

What does the idiom "Put your foot in your mouth" mean?

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avoiding the main topic or issue

Question 38

What does the idiom "Put your foot in your mouth" mean?

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avoiding the main topic or issue

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be unable to remember or come up with something

Question 39

What does the idiom "Put your foot in your mouth" mean?

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avoiding the main topic or issue

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be unable to remember or come up with something

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prevent bad luck by touching wood or making a superstitious gesture

Question 40

What does the idiom "Put your foot in your mouth" mean?

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say something that is inappropriate or offensive

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avoiding the main topic or issue

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be unable to remember or come up with something

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prevent bad luck by touching wood or making a superstitious gesture