Idioms: entertainment

The suspenseful movie really __________; I couldn't look away for a second.

• stole the show
• kept me on the edge of my seat
• hit the big time

Answer explanation

Kept me on the edge of my seat: This idiom means that something is very exciting or suspenseful, making you feel anxious or eager to see what happens next.

The new band __________ with their debut album, topping charts worldwide.

• took the show by storm
• took the world by storm
• put on a good show

Answer explanation

Took the world by storm: This idiom means to become very popular or successful very quickly.

Her performance in the play received __________ from all the critics.

• rave reviews
• in the groove
• one-hit wonder

Answer explanation

Rave reviews: This phrase means very enthusiastic and positive reviews from critics or audiences.

The actor's incredible talent __________, making each character unforgettable.

• brought the house down
• breathed life into his roles
• hit the big time

Answer explanation

Breathed life into his roles: This idiom means to make characters seem very real and lively through excellent acting.

Despite the technical difficulties, the cast managed __________.

• to put on a good show
• to steal the show
• o sing their hearts out

Answer explanation

To put on a good show: This idiom means to perform well, especially under difficult circumstances.

The singer was a __________, famous for just one hit song.

• one-hit wonder
• in the limelight
• in the groove

Answer explanation

One-hit wonder: This term refers to an artist or performer who is only known for one successful piece of work.

After years of hard work, she finally __________ with her latest film.

• hit the big time
• brought the house down
• kept the audience on the edge of their seats

Answer explanation

Hit the big time: This idiom means to achieve great success, especially in a particular field.

The comedian's final joke __________; the audience couldn't stop laughing.

• brought the house down
• stole the show
• took the world by storm

Answer explanation

Brought the house down: This idiom means to give a performance that is so good it receives loud and enthusiastic applause from the audience.

The band was really __________ during their live performance; everything was perfect.

• in the groove
• in the limelight
• putting on a good show

Answer explanation

In the groove: This idiom means performing very well, smoothly, and efficiently, often because of being in a good rhythm.

The young actress found herself __________ after her breakout role in the movie.

• in the groove
• in the limelight
• 1. on the edge of her seat

Answer explanation

In the limelight: This idiom means being the center of public attention.