Idioms 7th Grade No. 2

 

Idioms 7th Grade No. 2

Quiz

  

 

1. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth means...
   1.   He was born to a rich family
   2.   He was born hungry
   3.   He was born with teeth
2. Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?
   I have a problem.
   1.   I'm getting a hatI
   2.   I'm in a pickle
   3.   Don't put all of your eggs in one basket
3. He likes to toot his own horn really means...
   1.   He talks loudly.
   2.   He plays in a band.
   3.   He brags all the time.
4. Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?
   I'm tired. Let's go to bed.
   1.   Let's hit the hay.
   2.   He tried not to "make waves".
   3.   Stuck between a rock and a hard place.
5. bark up the wrong tree
   1.   to have the wrong idea about something
   2.   to go hunting but not find anything
   3.   to search for a missing cat
   4.   to be angry with a friend
6. get something off your chest
   1.   to share something that is bothering or upsetting you
   2.   to come up with a great idea
   3.   to have difficulty breathing
   4.   to be happy
7. He is one tough cookie.
   1.   He eats a lot of cookies
   2.   He likes cookies
   3.   He works hard
8. You are the cat's meow.
   1.   You have soft voice
   2.   You are something special
   3.   Your voice is raspy
9. Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?
   John met the President.
   1.   John rubbed elbows with the President
   2.   John was a cheetah
   3.   John pulled the wool over his eyes.
10. His name is mud means...
    1.   He is in trouble
    2.   His friends call him "Mud".
    3.   He loves to play with mud.
11. In hot water means:
    1.   the water is hot
    2.   the water is cold
    3.   in trouble.
    4.   taking a bath
12. Get cold feet means:
    1.   my feet are cold
    2.   wear socks
    3.   my feet are hot
    4.   to be nervous
13. In the same boat means:
    1.   in a boat
    2.   at the lake
    3.   in the same situation
    4.   buying a boat
14. Call it a day means:
    1.   calling Day
    2.   changing someones name
    3.   using the phone
    4.   time to quit
15. Hold your horses means:
    1.   make your horses stop
    2.   wait a minute
    3.   hug a horse
    4.   ride a horse
16. Choose the correct idiom/useful expression:
    
    to be attractive especially by wearing fashionable clothes
    1.   time to call it a day
    2.   to look like a million dollars
    3.   to have a lot of time for someone
    4.   to get the sack
17. What does this idiom mean?
    
    Break a leg.
    1.   break someone's leg
    2.   cry in pain
    3.   good luck
    4.   None of these
18. What does this idiom mean?
    
    A blessing in disguise.
    1.   a person hiding himself
    2.   a good thing that seemed bad at first
    3.   a person you are talking about showed up
    4.   None of these
19. What is the meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression?
    
    
    
    Fixing a bike is not exactly rocket science.
    1.   complex
    2.   simple
    3.   complicated
20. What is the meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression?
    
    
    
    I’m going to stay in bed because I’m feeling under the weather.
    1.   tired
    2.   lazy
    3.   sad or sick