Idiomatic Expressions Quiz
Idiomatic Expressions Quiz
Test your understanding of idiomatic expressions with our engaging quiz! This quiz features a series of multiple-choice questions designed to challenge your knowledge of English idioms and their meanings.
Key Features:
- 16 fun questions
- Multiple-choice format
- Immediate feedback on answers
The boxer who fell in the ring was back to face his opponent in no time. This means he came back..........
Never that day
After some hours
During the next competition
Very quickly
The students stuck to their guns even after the principal had appealed to them to go back to their classes. This means that the students........
Went back willingly
Refused to go back
Went back reluctantly
Attacked the school authorities
He visits us once in a blue moon. This means that he visits us
When the blue moon appears
Very rarely
Once in a month
When the moon is full
During the moonlight.
After my neighbour had pried too often in my affairs,I had to tell her to paddle her own canoe. This means that I told her to........
Mind her own business
Buy a new canoe for herself
Break from her
Give me more constructive advice
Depend on the advice of others.
My uncle has been working at the First Bank for donkey years. This means that he has been working there ..........
For some time for a few years
Since the bank became computerized
For a donkey's lifetime
For a very long time
My friend arrived at the venue of the meeting in the nick of time. This means that he came
At the exact time
Just a bit early
Just a little late
Too early
Very late
Musa was the fly in the ointment of the family. This means that Musa was the............in the family.
Only adventurous person
Only bad boy
Only flying captain
Pride of everyone
Only quiet one
Ngozi is a black sheep of the family. This means Ngozi is
Dark skinned
A jewel
A disgrace
A nuisance
A pride
My uncle set his face against the proposal. This means he ...........the proposal.
Did not respect
Disregarded
Put up
Was opposed to
Would rather modify
Ahmed said he would give his ears to marry the girl. This means that Ahmed would
Be patient for some time
Buy some presents for her
Listen carefully to her
Live near her house to marry her
Sacrifice anything to marry her
As the wedding approached she began to have cold feet. This means that she began to
Become very uncomfortable
Be reluctant
Break up the engagement
Catch a cold in the feet
Fall sick
The new furniture is a far cry from that which was stolen. This means that the new furniture is
A great contrast to
A little smaller than
Almost the same as
As expensive as
Very similar to
The two girls are birds of the same feather. This means the girls are..........
Identical twins
In love with each other
Interested in catching bird
Persons of the same sort
The same noisy people.
He went away bag and baggage. This means that he went away
In a hurry
With all his belongings
With his books in his bag
With nothing
Since Dotun married two years ago,he has always been hard up. This means that Dotun has
Not got enough to eat
Always been short of money
Always been hard on his wife
Always been lean.
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