Idioms Match-Up

Juan and Dan were best friends who did everything together. They even dressed alike. They were like two peas in a pod.
Match the idiom" two peas in a pod" with its definition.

• overactive
• nervous fluttering of the stomach
• alike in the way they act and look
• ready and eager to listen

Nina always scored a goal when she played soccer. She was sure that winning the soccer game would be a piece of cake.
Match the idiom "piece of cake" with its definition

• ready and eager to listen
• nervous fluttering of the stomach
• extremely easy
• overactive

Babysitting Johnny is hard. He never stops moving. He really has ants in his pants.
Match the idiom "ants in his pants" with its definition.

• overactive
• ready and eager to listen
• nervous fluttering of the stomach
• extremely easy to do

Danny took some deep breaths. The show was about to start. He hoped the butterflies in his stomach would go away before it was his turn to sing.
Match the idiom "butterflies in his stomach" with its definition.

• ready and eager to listen
• nervous fluttering of the stomach
• jokingly try to trick someone
• extremely easy

Andrea really wanted to learn the rules for the game. When the teacher was explaining the rules, she was all ears.
Match the idiom "all ears" with its definition.

• ready and eager to listen
• extremely easy  to do
• overactive
• nervous fluttering of the stomach

Levi's friends loved to joke around. When they told him an elephant had escaped from the zoo and was on the playground, he was sure they were pulling his leg.
Match the idiom "pulling his leg" with its definition.

• overactive
• alike in the way they act and look
• jokingly trying to trick someone
• extremely easy