Fun with Idioms Quiz!

What does the idiom "shake a leg" mean?

• To dance

• To hurry up

• To be lazy

• To exercise

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What does the idiom "break a leg" mean?

• To have an accident

• To wish someone good luck

• To be clumsy

• To perform poorly

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What does the idiom "heart in the right place" mean?

• To be kind and have good intentions

• To be physically fit

• To be confused

• To be in love

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What does the idiom "raining cats and dogs" mean?

• To have a lot of pets

• To rain very heavily

• To be noisy

• To be playful

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What does the idiom "hit the books" mean?

• To read a lot of books

• To study hard

• To write a book

• To throw books

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What does the idiom "I am feeling blue" mean?

• To be cold

• To not feel well

• To be happy

• To be tired

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What does the idiom "get your head out of the clouds" mean?

• To stop daydreaming

• To fly an airplane

• To be tall

• To be sleepy

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What does the idiom "piece of cake" mean?

• To eat cake

• To be very easy

• To bake a cake

• To be sweet

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What does the idiom "all thumbs" mean?

• To be very clumsy

• To be good at gardening

• To be very smart

• To be very strong

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What is a idiom?

• An expression you take literally.

• An expression you do not take literally.

• Just a regular expression.

• I am not sure

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