Idioms quiz

Mom insisted on walking to church even though it was raining cats and dogs. What does the idiom mean?

• Hot outside.

• Things were falling from the sky.

• Raining heavily.

You can always count on dad to bring home the bacon. What does the idiom mean?

• Cook bacon on the stove.

• Bring home a paycheck.

• Bring home a pig.

My sister spilled the beans about the new baby. What does the idiom mean?

• Told the secret.

• Dropped the pot of beans.

• Played a game.

Joe had butterflies in his stomach on the way to the doctor. What does the idiom mean?

• He had a stomach ache.

• He swallowed some caterpillars.

• He was very nervous.

The teacher told the silly student that the prank he pulled was the last straw. What does the idiom mean? (also the straw that broke the camel's back)

• The final chance.

• The last straw in the box.

• Funny.

My sister got up on the wrong side of the bed today. What does the idiom mean?

• She fell out of bed.

• She switched places.

• She was in a bad mood.

When my uncle forgot that it was my aunt's birthday, he was in the doghouse with her. What does the idiom mean?

• in big trouble with someone

• sharing a house with the dog

• building a house

We knew something was fishy when the back door was unlocked and opened.

• someone had gone fishing

• there was a fishy smell

• something just doesn't seem right

He can't wait until his rich aunt kicks the bucket so he can get the inheritance. What does the idiom mean?

• breaks the bucket

• dies

• falls down

A new car with all the fancy upgrades costs and arm and a leg. What does the idiom mean?

• It is dangerous.

• It is painful.

• It is very expensive.