Idioms Quiz 2

What does the idiom 'Hands down' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Build a better mousetrap' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Fight tooth and nail' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Keep your cool' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Bide your time' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To wait patiently for the right moment or opportunity to take action

What does the idiom 'Keep tabs on' mean?

• To monitor or keep track of someone or something, often for the purpose of staying informed or in control

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Make a splash' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To attract attention or make a significant impact, often in a dramatic or noticeable way

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Knuckle under' mean?

• To submit or yield to someone's authority or demands, often reluctantly

• To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful or difficult situations

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Mean business' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To be serious or determined about something, often implying a strong commitment or intention

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means

What does the idiom 'Beat around the bush' mean?

• To create or invent something that is superior to what already exists

• To avoid addressing or discussing a topic directly, often by using evasive or indirect language

• Without a doubt or easily, without any competition or challenge

• To fiercely and aggressively defend or pursue something, using all available means