Number Idioms Quiz

What does the idiom 'at sixes and sevens' mean?

• To be confused/badly organised

• To take a short sleep/nap

• To talk very quickly and energetically

• To feel very well and happy

What does the idiom 'take forty winks' mean?

• To be confused/badly organised

• A short sleep/nap

• To start from the beginning again

• To talk very quickly and energetically

What does the idiom 'back to square one' mean?

• An event unlikely to be repeated

• To start from the beginning again

• To reach the correct answer using the information given

• A long and detailed time of questioning

What does the idiom 'put two and two together' mean?

• No tolerance towards breaking a rule

• To do something without delay

• To reach the correct answer using the information given

• To talk very quickly and energetically

What does the idiom 'third degree' mean?

• A long and detailed time of questioning

• To be confused/badly organised

• To start from the beginning again

• An event unlikely to be repeated

What does the idiom 'talk nineteen to the dozen' mean?

• To be confused/badly organised

• An event unlikely to be repeated

• A long and detailed time of questioning

• To talk very quickly and energetically

What does the idiom 'one-off' mean?

• To be confused/badly organised

• A short sleep/nap

• To start from the beginning again

• An event unlikely to be repeated

What does the idiom 'on the double' mean?

• To talk very quickly and energetically

• A short sleep/nap

• To do something without delay

• To feel very well and happy

What does the idiom 'feel like a million dollars' mean?

• To do something without delay

• A short sleep/nap

• To talk very quickly and energetically

• To feel very well and happy

What does the idiom 'zero tolerance' mean?

• To do something without delay

• No tolerance towards breaking a rule

• To talk very quickly and energetically

• To feel very well and happy