WBL #4: Animal Kingdom

Complete the sentence with the missing idiomatic expression. Choose the letter of your answer.

Miranda had _________ before she went on stage for her performance.

• lion's share

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Complete the sentence with the missing idiomatic expression. Choose the letter of your answer.

Mika couldn't help it anymore so, she __________________.

• hold your horses

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Complete the sentence with the missing idiomatic expression. Choose the letter of your answer.

Our tour guide told us to _____________ because we still had one stop ahead.

• lion's share

• hit two birds with one stone

• hold your horses

• let the cat out of the bag

Complete the sentence with the missing idiomatic expression. Choose the letter of your answer.

I was able to _______________ when I went to the bank and the grocery this afternoon.

• lion's share

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Complete the sentence with the missing idiomatic expression. Choose the letter of your answer.

Arkin had the ______________ of the pizza we bought from Landers.

• lion's share

• hold your horses

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Choose the idiomatic expression that best fits the definition.

it means to wait and be patient

• lion's share

• hold your horses

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Choose the idiomatic expression that best fits the definition.

it means to reveal a secret

• lion's share

• hold your horses

• ants in her pants

• let the cat out of the bag

Choose the idiomatic expression that best fits the definition.

it means to have the greatest part of something

• lion's share

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• hold your horses

Choose the idiomatic expression that best fits the definition.

it means unable to sit still or remain calm out of nervousness or excitement

• lion's share

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• hold your horses

Choose the idiomatic expression that best fits the definition.

it means to get two things done at the same time

• let the cat out of the bag

• hit two birds with one stone

• ants in her pants

• hold your horses