7 PM_Idioms and Tenses Quiz

What does the idiom "Reach for the stars" mean?

• Dream big and aim high

• Stay grounded

• Forget your goals

• Stop trying

What does "Out of the woods" mean?

• Lost in the forest

• Safe from danger or difficulties

• Going camping

• Exploring nature

The idiom "Hit the hay" means:

• To start working

• To go to bed

• To play with hay

• To exercise

If someone is "Up a tree," they are:

• Climbing trees

• In trouble or stuck

• Looking for birds

• Playing a game

What does "Into thin air" mean?

• Disappearing suddenly or mysteriously

• Becoming lighter

• Floating away

• Walking through fog

If something is "Clear as mud," it is:

• Very easy to understand

• Complicated and confusing

• Transparent

• Perfectly clear

Which sentence is in the present perfect tense (positive)?

• She had completed the assignment.

• She has completed the assignment.

• She completes the assignment.

• She is completing the assignment.

Choose the present perfect tense (negative) sentence:

• He hasn’t finished his homework yet.

• He doesn’t finish his homework.

• He won’t finish his homework.

• He isn’t finishing his homework.

Which sentence is in the present perfect tense (positive)?

• They have gone to the market.

• They go to the market.

• They went to the market.

• They are going to the market.

Choose the correct present perfect tense (negative) sentence:

• She hasn’t eaten breakfast yet.

• She didn’t eat breakfast.

• She doesn’t eat breakfast.

• She wasn’t eating breakfast.