Multiple Choice Quiz: Vocabulary Practice

What idiom means to accept a difficult or unpleasant situation without complaining?

• A) Grin and bear

• B) Take something up

• C) Change your ways

Which phrase refers to deciding to stop doing something you usually do?

• A) Make a resolution

• B) Do well

• C) Give up

Which expression means to start doing something regularly?

• A) Get into the habit

• B) Take the chance

• C) Struggle with

What does it mean if "your eyes go square"?

• A) You take it on the chin

• B) You change your ways

• C) You watch too much TV or spend too much time on screens

What does it mean to "take it on the chin"?

• A) Make a resolution

• B) Struggle with

• C) Accept a setback or defeat without complaining

Which expression means to start a new activity or hobby?

• A) Take something up

• B) Do well

• C) Give up

Which phrase means to make a decision to do something differently in the future?

• A) Change your ways

• B) Get into the habit

• C) Take the chance

What does it mean to "struggle with" something?

• A) To give up

• B) To make a resolution

• C) To have difficulty with something

What does it mean to "do well"?

• A) To give up

• B) To perform satisfactorily or successfully

• C) To take something up

Write a sentence in the present perfect simple tense using the phrase "take the chance".