Immigraion

What does the idiom "start from scratch" mean?

• To finish something quickly

• To begin again from the very beginning

• To scratch the surface of a problem

• To start with a small amount of money

What does it mean to "blend in"?

• To stand out in a crowd

• To mix colors

• To fit in without standing out

• To create a blend of flavors

What does "settle down" mean?

• To calm down after being angry

• To establish a more stable life, often in one place

• To sit down after standing

• To reduce noise levels

What does "in a strange land" signify?

• Feeling at home

• Feeling out of place or unfamiliar with the surroundings

• Traveling to a known place

• Being in a familiar environment

What does "get one's foot in the door" mean?

• To close a door quickly

• To gain an opportunity to start or advance in a new place or field

• To step on someone's foot

• To block an entrance

Which idiom implies establishing a more stable life, often in one place?

• Fish out of water

• Settle down

• New kid on the block

• Get one's foot in the door

What does "throw in the towel" mean?

• To give up or stop trying

• To make people comfortable

• To quickly move away

• To adjust to a new environment

What is the meaning of "everywhere you go, there you are"?

• You can escape your identity

• You carry your own identity with you, no matter where you go

• You become a new person in a new place

• You leave your past behind

Which phrase means to adapt and accept things as they come?

• Step out of one's comfort zone

• Go with the flow

• On the same page

• Home is where the heart is

Which phrase means to follow local customs in a new place?

• On the same page

• Step out of one's comfort zone

• When in Rome, do as the Romans do

• Go with the flow