Fun Idiom Quiz

What does 'a piece of cake' mean?

A

Very easy to do

B

Very difficult task

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What does 'a piece of cake' mean?

A

Very easy to do

B

Very difficult task

What does 'go bananas' refer to?

A

To become very excited

B

To become very calm

Who is 'the apple of someone's eye'?

A

An annoying person

B

Someone who is cherished

What is 'a bad apple'?

A

A negative influence

B

A good friend

What is 'the cherry on top'?

A

An additional benefit

B

A major problem

What does 'low-hanging fruit' mean?

A

Very challenging goals

B

Easily achievable tasks

What does 'let the cat out of the bag' mean?

A

To hide information

B

To reveal a secret

What does 'a fish out of water' describe?

A

Feeling uncomfortable

B

Feeling confident

What does 'hold your horses' mean?

A

To hurry up

B

To wait a moment

What does 'cry wolf' mean?

A

To tell the truth

B

To raise a false alarm

What does 'like a deer in headlights' mean?

A

Being startled and confused

B

Being calm and collected

What does 'straight from the horse’s mouth' mean?

A

From a reliable source

B

From a misleading source

What does 'it’s raining cats and dogs' mean?

A

It's sunny outside

B

It's raining heavily

What does 'the grass is always greener' suggest?

A

Being satisfied with your life

B

Desiring what others have

What does 'beat around the bush' mean?

A

Avoiding the main topic

B

Being direct and clear

What does 'out of the woods' mean?

A

In serious trouble

B

Out of danger

What does 'as busy as a bee' imply?

A

Very lazy

B

Very busy

What does 'cool as a cucumber' mean?

A

Very anxious and nervous

B

Very calm under pressure