Idiomatic Expressions Quiz 27 (30 MCQs)

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1. What does the idiom 'to drive somebody round the bend' mean?
2. Something that happened in the past and cannot be changed
3. What's the meaning of to call on someone?
4. Associate the correct phrasal verb to this sentence:I am going to ..... my homework before I do anything else.
5. I have a headache
6. Signifies the opposite tpically for emphatic effect
7. I must say she looked a bit ..... , but then she got up from her desk and came and gave me a really thorough check up
8. Out of the blue.
9. She ..... into a fortune after her uncle died.
10. She talks a walk.
11. I'm hungry, I'm thirsty
12. "Who let the cat out of the bag?"
13. Keep an eye ..... your personal belongings at all times, especially in crowded areas.
14. He can't listen to the teacher because he has got his head in the clouds.What does it mean?
15. Flies off the handle
16. To be all fingers and thumbs
17. Don't get upset with me, Bob. I'm just .....
18. She studies more than him.
19. Being very happy .....
20. "I'm over the moon" means .....
21. We use the idiom "WHEN PIGS FLY" to agree to each other
22. Please stop all the talking. Let us not worry because we can just cross the bridge when we get there.
23. I love discussing group projects with Sam, as we both always agree on how we should plan and complete our projects. Which idiomatic expression best explains this situation?
24. Many of his friends dislike Bobby because he always flashes his wealth and disregards anyone who is poorer than him. Which idiomatic expression best explains Bobby's attitude?
25. What is the meaning of 'to the word of God'?
26. His wife came from a well to do family that's why they can send their children in private school.
27. Cat out of the bag
28. What's the meaning of "chip on" ?
29. One partner returned to town to look after the business.
30. We use the idiom "A PIECE OF CAKE" when something is easy to do.