# 1Multiple ChoiceIf something happens 'out of the blue,' what does it mean?It happens very slowly.It happens unexpectedly.It happens very loudly.It happens with great effort.
# 2True/FalseThe idiom 'speak of the devil' is used when the person you have just been talking about unexpectedly appears.
# 4Multiple ChoiceIf a task is described as a 'piece of cake,' what does that imply?It is very difficult.It is very time-consuming.It is very easy.It is unpleasant.
# 5Short AnswerWhen someone says they are 'under the weather,' what are they likely experiencing?Illness
# 7Multiple ChoiceIf you 'bite the bullet,' what action are you taking?Avoiding a difficult situation.Facing a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.Complaining about a problem.Seeking help from others.
# 11Multiple ChoiceWhat is the meaning of the idiom 'call it a day'?To start working on a new project.To decide to stop working for the day.To celebrate a successful completion.To postpone a task indefinitely.
# 12Multiple ChoiceIf you 'break a leg,' what is the intended meaning?You are wishing someone bad luck.You are wishing someone good luck.You are telling someone to rest.You are asking someone to perform a difficult task.
# 13Multiple ChoiceWhich idiom means to experience a sudden and unexpected event?Break a legUnder the weatherOut of the blueSpeak of the devil
# 16Multiple ChoiceWhen someone is 'under the weather,' what is the most likely reason?They are celebrating a success.They are feeling unwell.They are planning a trip.They are learning a new skill.