Personality Idioms Flashcard

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What does the idiom 'to have a heart of gold' mean?

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To be kind, generous, and compassionate.

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Which idiom means 'to be very friendly and sociable'? Options: to be a sociable ladybug, to be a friendly moth, to be a social bee, to be a social butterfly

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to be a social butterfly

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What does the idiom 'to have a thick skin' mean?

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To be able to handle criticism or negative comments without being affected or offended.

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Which idiom means 'to be very stubborn'? Options: to have a mind of stone, to have a head of stone, to have a heart of stone, to have a will of stone

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to have a heart of stone

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What does the idiom 'to wear your heart on your sleeve' mean?

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To openly display or show one's emotions or feelings.

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Which idiom means 'to be very confident and self-assured'?

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to have a chip on one's shoulder

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What does the idiom 'to have a chip on your shoulder' mean?

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To be easily offended or always ready for a fight or argument.

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Which idiom means 'to be very generous'? Options: to give until it hurts, to go the extra mile, to go above and beyond, to spare no expense

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to go the extra mile

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What does the idiom 'to be a people person' mean?

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To be sociable and enjoy interacting with other people.

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Which idiom means 'to be very intelligent'? Options: bright as a button, sharp as a tack, smart as a whip, clever as a fox

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sharp as a tack