# 1Multiple Choice
If you 'burn the midnight oil', what are you doing?
Cooking food late at night.
Working or studying late into the night.
Enjoying a bonfire.
Getting ready for bed.
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# 2Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'get something off your chest'?
To eat a heavy meal.
To confess something that has been worrying you.
To exercise vigorously.
To remove an item from a shelf.
# 3Multiple Choice
If you 'hit the nail on the head', what have you done?
You have made a mistake.
You have guessed correctly or identified the exact cause of something.
You have completed a task perfectly.
You have caused a problem.
# 4Multiple Choice
When someone says they are 'feeling under the weather', what is their condition?
They are very happy.
They are feeling slightly ill or unwell.
They are cold and need a blanket.
They are tired from working outside.
# 5Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'beat around the bush'?
To be direct and to the point.
To avoid talking about the main topic directly.
To explore a new area.
To be very busy.
# 6Multiple Choice
If a situation is described as 'a piece of cake', what does it imply?
It is very difficult.
It is very easy.
It is very delicious.
It is very messy.
# 7Multiple Choice
What does the idiom 'the ball is in your court' mean?
It is your turn to take action or make a decision.
You are responsible for starting a game.
You have won a competition.
You need to wait for instructions.
# 8Multiple Choice
If someone tells you to 'break a leg' before a performance, what do they really mean?
They want you to physically injure yourself.
They wish you good luck.
They think you will fail.
They are telling you to leave immediately.
# 9Multiple Choice
What does the idiom 'once in a blue moon' signify?
Something that happens very often.
Something that happens very rarely.
Something that happens at midnight.
Something that is bright and visible.
# 10Multiple Choice
If you decide to 'call it a day', what are you doing?
Starting a new task.
Continuing to work longer.
Stopping work or an activity for the day.
Planning for the next day.
# 11Multiple Choice
If you are 'on the same page' as someone, what is your relationship?
You disagree completely.
You have a misunderstanding.
You have a similar understanding or agree on something.
You are physically close to each other.
# 12Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'let the cat out of the bag'?
To reveal a secret unintentionally.
To adopt a pet.
To clean a messy room.
To buy something expensive.
# 13Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'cost an arm and a leg'?
It is very cheap.
It is very expensive.
It is of good quality.
It is difficult to obtain.
# 14Multiple Choice
What does the idiom 'add insult to injury' mean?
To help someone who is already hurt.
To make a bad situation worse.
To apologize for a mistake.
To celebrate a success.
# 15Multiple Choice
If you 'miss the boat', what has happened?
You have arrived on time.
You have missed an opportunity.
You have traveled by sea.
You have made a good decision.
# 16Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'bite the bullet'?
To eat something very hard.
To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.
To refuse to do something.
To apologize for a mistake.
# 17Multiple Choice
If someone is 'pulling your leg', what are they doing?
They are physically holding you.
They are teasing you or joking with you.
They are helping you to walk.
They are disagreeing with you.
# 18Multiple Choice
If you 'spill the beans', what have you done?
You have dropped food.
You have revealed a secret or confidential information.
You have made a mess.
You have shared a recipe.
# 19Multiple Choice
If you 'barking up the wrong tree', what are you doing?
You are pursuing a mistaken course of action or blaming the wrong person.
You are looking for a lost dog.
You are making a lot of noise.
You are being very aggressive.
# 20Multiple Choice
What does it mean to 'get cold feet'?
To feel very excited about something.
To become nervous or hesitant about doing something you had planned to do.
To be physically cold.
To be very confident.
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