English idioms Exercise -7
English idioms Exercise -7
Choose the best meaning.
#1. to have kittens
Answer : A ) to become enraged and/or greatly surprised
#2. If you’re up to your ears with homework, you ----------
Answer : B ) have a lot to do
#3. Brian is reading a newspaper under a tree in the park. Brian is taking it easy.
Answer : A ) Brian is relaxing.
#4. It was her first trip to Rome so she got a tour guide to show her around.
Answer : A ) take on a tour
#5. Break a leg!
Answer : B ) Good luck!
#6. Her father isn’t looking forward to his retirement.
Answer : A ) thinking about with pleasure
#7. We’re leaving for Las Vegas tomorrow.
Answer : A ) travelling to
#8. Oh, come on, Michael, we know you're over thirty!
Answer : C ) stop saying something that isn’t true
#9. Nothing to it!
Answer : A ) It’s so easy!
#10. Take it easy, dinner will be ready in a few minutes.
Answer : B ) relax, be calm
#11. Jane thinks she's the cat's whiskers.
Answer : A ) Jane’s too self-important.
#12. Speaking to reporters is against the president’s wishes.
Answer : A ) is contrary to
#13. hot potato
Answer : A ) a difficult problem
#14. foot-in-mouth disease
Answer : A ) tendency to say the wrong thing at the wrong time
#15. Mary's got butterflies in her stomach.
Answer : A ) She’s feeling nervous.
#16. His vase is rather a white elephant.
Answer : B ) Even though it was probably quite expensive, it’s useless.
#17. big drink
Answer : B ) an ocean
#18. We should fill up the trank before we reach the highway.
Answer : A ) make completely full
#19. Nuts to you!
Answer : A ) Stop it! Go away!
#20. I've got a frog in my throat.
Answer : A ) I keep having to clear my throat.
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English idioms Exercise -7
Choose the best meaning.
English idioms Exercise -7
Choose the best meaning.
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