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Question 1: What does "bite the bullet" mean?

To avoid a task
To face a difficult situation
To eat quickly
To win a competition

Question 2: What does the idiom "kick the bucket" mean?

To start a new project
To die
To give up
To celebrate

Question 3: What does the phrase "to hit the nail on the head" mean?

To make a mistake
To be exactly right
To start a task
To avoid a problem

Question 4: What is meant by "spinning your wheels"?

Making progress
Wasting effort
Driving a car
Exercising

Question 5: What is meant by "off your rocker"?

Very sensible
Crazy or irrational
Physically active
Very tired

Question 6: What does "break the ice" mean?

To cause trouble
To start a conversation
To end a meeting
To cancel a plan

Question 7: What does "spill the tea" mean?

To make a mess
To share gossip
To prepare a drink
To hide a secret

Question 8: What does the idiom "to bark up the wrong tree" mean?

To make a correct assumption
To misunderstand a situation
To achieve success
To start a project

Question 9: What is meant by "play it safe"?

To take risks
To avoid risks
To play a game
To ignore rules

Question 10: What does "caught between a rock and a hard place" mean?

To be in a comfortable situation
To face a tough choice
To be stuck physically
To win easily

Question 11: What does "burn the midnight oil" mean?

To rest early
To work late
To start early
To avoid work

Question 12: What is meant by "walk on air"?

To be extremely happy
To climb a mountain
To feel tired
To avoid problems

Question 13: What does the idiom “to beat around the bush” mean?

To be direct and clear
To avoid talking about the main topic
To exercise outdoors
To resolve a conflict quickly

Question 14: What does "take it with a grain of salt" mean?

To believe completely
To be skeptical
To celebrate
To ignore

Question 15: What is meant by "let the cat out of the bag"?

To adopt a pet
To reveal a secret
To hide something
To start a fight

Question 16: What does "throw someone under the bus" mean?

To help someone
To betray someone
To travel together
To promote someone

Question 17: What does "on a roll" mean?

Eating bread
Experiencing success
Rolling downhill
Feeling tired

Question 18: What does the idiom "break the ice" mean?

To cause a problem
To start a conversation
To end a meeting
To avoid someone

Question 19: What does "under the weather" mean?

Feeling great
Feeling unwell
Under a storm
Very energetic

Question 20: What does "take it on the chin" mean?

To fight back
To accept criticism bravely
To run away
To ignore problems

Question 21: What does "run of the mill" mean?

Something extraordinary
Something ordinary
A race
A unique event

Question 22: What does "raining cats and dogs" mean?

A sunny day
Heavy rain
A pet parade
A quiet storm

Question 23: What does "hit the nail on the head" mean?

To miss the point
To be exactly right
To work hard
To give up

Question 24: What does "throw in the towel" signify?

To start a fight
To give up
To win a competition
To clean up

Question 25: What does "through thick and thin" mean?

In good and bad times
Through a forest
With great effort
Only in good times

Question 26: What is meant by "lay down the law"?

To create a law
To enforce rules strictly
To break rules
To study law

Question 27: What does "jump on the bandwagon" mean?

To avoid a trend
To join a popular trend
To start a new hobby
To reject an idea

Question 28: What does “kick the bucket” mean?

To start something new
To die
To give up
To celebrate