Idioms Test 09
Question 1 |
If you are "quaking in your boots", you are _____.
A | brave |
B | afraid |
C | confident |
Question 2 |
If you are "quick on the trigger", you are quick to _____.
A | respond |
B | make mistakes |
C | quit or finish something |
Question 3 |
"Quick on the uptake" means you are quick to _____.
A | do things |
B | understand |
C | volunteer |
Question 4 |
"Quiet as a mouse" describes someone who is _____.
A | interesting |
B | loud |
C | timid |
Question 5 |
To "raise eyebrows" is to _____.
A | question something |
B | be afraid |
C | shock |
Question 6 |
If something will happen "rain or shine", it'll happen _____.
A | at some point, but we don't know when |
B | outside |
C | no matter what |
Question 7 |
To "rattle off" is to _____.
A | break something |
B | say things quickly |
C | be old |
Question 8 |
"Razzle dazzle" is _____.
A | a fancy display |
B | an unusual event |
C | something impossible |
Question 9 |
The "rear end" is _____.
A | the start of something |
B | a one way street |
C | the back part |
Question 10 |
To "ride out" something is _____.
A | finish successfully |
B | to survive safely
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C | give up |
Question 11 |
If it's to the "right and left" it's _____.
A | rare |
B | very quick |
C | all around |
Question 12 |
If something "rings a bell", it _____.
A | makes a lot of noise |
B | is frightening |
C | sounds familiar |
Question 13 |
To "rip into" means to _____.
A | enjoy |
B | attack |
C | savor |
Question 14 |
To "run away with" means to _____.
A | lend |
B | steal |
C | borrow |
Question 15 |
If it's "safe and sound", it's _____.
A | not allowed |
B | beautiful |
C | not harmed |
Question 16 |
If someone says "same here", he is _____.
A | agreeing |
B | arguing |
C | disagreeing |
Question 17 |
To "say the word" means to _____.
A | give a sign |
B | apologize |
C | give up |
Question 18 |
To "screw up" is to _____.
A | do it perfectly |
B | make a mes |
C | go higher and higher |
Question 19 |
If you "see eye to eye" with someone, you _____ them.
A | oppose |
B | encourage |
C | agree with |
Question 20 |
To "set your sight" on something means to _____ something.
A | aim for |
B | look for |
C | ask for |
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