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Idioms and Phrases
Question 1
To call a spade a spade
- A
To speak indirectly
- B
To be polite and diplomatic
- C
To speak plainly and directly
- D
To praise someone excessively
Question 2
To put all one's eggs in one basket
- A
To risk everything on a single venture
- B
To act in a very cautious manner
- C
To gather all opportunities in one place
- D
To take everything with you
Question 3
To let the cat out of the bag
- A
To reveal a secret
- B
To pet an animal
- C
To cause a commotion
- D
To plan something secretly
Question 4
To have a finger in the pie
- A
To have a lot of food
- B
To be involved in something, especially in a way that gives you an advantage
- C
To cause problems in a situation
- D
To make a mess
Question 5
To go the extra mile
- A
To walk a long distance
- B
To do more than what is expected
- C
To travel for vacation
- D
To waste time
Question 6
Her alacrity in accepting the challenge impressed everyone.
- A
Reluctance
- B
Enthusiasm
- C
Hesitation
- D
Indifference
Question 7
The novel's didactic nature made it both educational and engaging.
- A
Entertaining
- B
Instructive
- C
Mysterious
- D
Romantic
There are 7 questions to complete.