Idiomatic expressions (animals/body)
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Are you ready to test your knowledge of idiomatic expressions related to animals and the body? Challenge yourself with engaging questions that cover popular phrases used in everyday English. Each question comes with multiple-choice answers, and you'll learn as you go!
Key Features:
- Over 14 idiomatic expressions to explore
- Multiple choice format for easy answering
- Engaging and educational experience
Can of worms
It's raining very hard.
You like to stay up and do things late at night.
You think that getting involved in it could lead to problems.
A wolf in sheep's clothing
Someone who seems to be a good person but is really a bad person.
You deal with a problem or a challenge in a direct and fearless way.
The highly competitive and stressful world of work and business.
(it's) raining cats and dogs
Someone is suffering the unpleasant consequences of their bad actions in the past.
You achieve two things with the one action.
It's raining very hard.
Quiet as a mouse
You're surrounded by people who are different to you, and it's making you feel a little uncomfortable.
It's the biggest share or portion of something.
You're very quiet.
A whale of a time.
You let someone know a secret.
They drink a lot of alcohol.
You have a great time and really enjoy yourself.
Let the cat out of the bag
It doesn't upset you.
You let someone know a secret.
You're surrounded by people who are different to you, and it's making you feel a little uncomfortable.
A queer fish
They have very good eyesight and they notice everything.
You're very sick.
They are a bit strange and can sometimes behave in an unusual way.
(your) hands are tied
You've said or done something wrong, and it's made you feel embarrassed or stupid.
You punch them.
You're prevented from doing something that you'd normally have the power or the authority to do.
A gut feeling
You sense something about a person or a situation, without knowing why, but you're sure what you sense is true.
You start something ahead of others or with an advantage over others.
Something bad happens to you or you feel that you've been treated poorly.
A pat on the back
It gives a person or an organization renewed energy or enthusiasm
They annoy you.
They've done something well, or done a good job.
(have) egg on your face
You feel great sympathy for them.
Everything seems to be going wrong for you.
You've said or done something wrong, and it's made you feel embarrassed or stupid.
A kick in the teeth
You have a secret in your past which could damage you if it became known.
You no longer have to worry about something or deal with something difficult.
Something bad happens to you or you feel that you've been treated poorly.
Bite your tongue | Hold your tongue
They cause you a lot of emotional pain by ending a romantic relationship, or by deeply hurting you in some other way.
You force yourself not to say something you really want to say.
You see things clearly and begin to act sensibly after a period of confusion and unwise behaviour.
Easy on the eye
It is pleasant to look at.
They meet in person in the real world.
Begin with a mistake.
Have your hands full
You feel proud of something.
The expression on someone's face is showing their true feelings or thoughts.
You're busy.
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