Idiomatic Expressions Quiz 3 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📘 Idiomatic Expressions – Quiz 3
1. If you are careful with your money, it can _____ .
A) Go a long way.
B) Put their hands together.
C) Set one's face against.
D) Bear in mind.
2. I hope readers have enjoyed this article and that it has offered some _____ for thought.
A) Bread.
B) Dough.
C) Grains.
D) Food.
3. My friend wins the lottery! She has _____ .
A) Heat.
B) Cold.
C) Hurry.
D) Luck.
4. Catch sight of.
A) Encountered, seen.
B) Lost, not seen.
C) Look.
D) Note.
5. A drop in the ocean is _____ .
A) Somethings that's easy.
B) Something that is less than needed.
C) Something new, different or exciting.
D) Something confusing or unclear.
6. What's the meaning of "learn the ropes"?.
A) Become familiar with.
B) Visit informally.
C) Not similar to.
D) Send someone a letter.
7. "Ring a bell" is _____ .
A) Something that sounds overestimated .
B) Something that sounds strange.
C) Something that sounds familiar.
D) None of above.
8. To be wrong.
A) To be wrong.
B) To be right.
C) To be mad.
D) To be sleepy.
9. During the dog days in summer.
A) I wear light clothes because it's very hot.
B) I have some problems with my boss.
C) People are allowed to come to the beach with their dogs.
D) None of above.
10. Good mood.
A) Good mood.
B) Have a trouble.
C) Burst into tears.
D) Scream with all your might.
11. Thank you for listening to my problems. I just had to _____ .
A) Get it off my chest.
B) Steam it off.
C) Blow it off.
D) None of above.
12. This project will be _____ .
A) A piece of cake.
B) A real pain.
C) The bees knees.
D) A disaster.
13. What is the meaning of COST AN ARM AND A LEG?.
A) TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE .
B) EASY TO DO.
C) SOMETHING THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN.
D) None of above.
14. What is the conjugation of tener for Ellos (present).
A) They have.
B) They had.
C) Have.
D) They will have.
15. It's an interesting job but I don't take home very much.'take home' means:.
A) Earn money.
B) Visit a place where you feel relaxed.
16. Mark is easy to get along with.
A) To have a good relationship with someone. .
B) To have no relationship with someone.
C) To have a bad relationship with someone.
D) None of above.
17. At/door/the/who/knocking/is/?.
A) Is who knocking at the door?.
B) At the door who is knocking?.
C) The door is knocking at who?.
D) Who is knocking at the door?.
18. To be at home with.
A) Be comfortable and relaxed with.
B) Not to be anything soecuak.
C) To be the last part of an activity or process.
D) None of above.
19. What does 'pass word' mean?.
A) Sing a song.
B) Show a ticket or pass to enter or access a place.
C) To buy a gift.
D) Run a marathon.
20. "Young people get up to all sorts of things nowadays. Parents probably give in to them too much, and let them get away with things." "get away with" means:.
A) Not be punished for sth you have done wrong.
B) Stop fighting or arguing with sb and accept you can't win.
C) Rely on sb else to provide you with food, money, etc.
D) None of above.
21. I'm afraid it's not _____ simple as that.
A) As.
B) Such.
C) Much.
D) So.
22. Windy head.
A) Have a feeling.
B) Good story maker.
C) Arrogant.
D) Headache.
23. What does the idiom 'like a chicken with its head cut off' mean?After winning a million dollars, Kelly was running around like a chicken with its head cut off.
A) To act in a frenzied manner.
B) To act in a calm manner.
C) To be bleeding profusely.
D) To run around clucking and flapping your arms.
24. A MAJOR CONCERN.
A) Expression used to request greater attention to something or opinion/speech.
B) Expression that refers to a short dream in the middle of an activity; restful sleep.
C) Expression used to inform that one has information that concerns the interlocutor.
D) None.
25. To have the desire.
A) I did not want.
B) I wanted to.