St. Patrick's Idioms Quiz

BEGINNER'S LUCK

• The good luck someone has when they are new to something.

• The bad luck that someone has when they are new to something.

• The luck that someone has when they are experienced at something.

CHASE RAINBOWS

• To look for a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

• To pursue an unrealistic or impossible goal.

• To enjoy good fortune or luck.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

• A chance to make a lot of money.

• An opportunity that is rare and valuable.

• An opportunity to show off one's skills.

THE LUCK OF THE DRAW

• The process of choosing random winners from a pool of constestants.

• The luck that someone has in a particular situation beyond their control.

• The process of selecting the luckiest person from a group.

HIT THE JACKPOT

• To win a large amount of money or have great success.

• To have bad luck or fail at something.

• To be successful when one starts a new activity.

TO PUSH ONE'S LUCK

• To take advantage of good luck or fortune.

• To continue to do something risky or dangerous despite having been lucky so far.

• To try too hard to make something happen, risking one's chances of success.

TO PULL SOMETHING OUT OF A HAT

• To perform a magic trick that involves something out of a hat.

• To come up with a surprising or unexpected solution or idea.

• To hide something in a hat.

THE LUCK OF THE IRISH

• The idea that Irish people are naturally lucky.

• The good fortune that is associated with St. Patrick's Day.

• The belief that luck is random and not influenced by one's nationality.