Idiom master

Question 1

If a new video game console is described as costing 'an arm and a leg,' what does this idiom suggest about its price?

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Question 2

After winning the championship, the team captain was 'over the moon.' What emotion is being conveyed by this idiom?

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Question 3

A student who has to 'burn the midnight oil' to finish a project is likely doing what?

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Question 4

If a person is described as a 'couch potato,' it implies they spend most of their free time:

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Question 5

When a parent says their child is 'the apple of my eye,' they are expressing that the child is:

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Question 6

If a new hobby or activity is described as 'right up my alley,' it means that it is:

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Question 7

The phrase 'every now and then' suggests that something occurs:

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Question 8

When two new colleagues 'get on like a house on fire,' what is the most likely interpretation of their relationship?

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Question 9

If someone 'hits the nail on the head' with their statement or observation, what is the primary characteristic of their contribution?

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Question 10

The idiom 'see eye to eye' suggests a fundamental alignment between two or more people. Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies this idiom?

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Question 11

What does it mean when people are 'on the same page'?

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