Idioms

Throw in the towel

• very easy

• to give up

• good luck!

• It is hard to learn new things.

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A piece of cake

• raining heavily

• to give up

• Feeling sick

• very easy

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CCSS.L.4.5B

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Under the weather

• Raining heavily

• Very easy

• Feeling sick

• Some things take a lot of time

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Raining cats and dogs

• very easy

• some things take a lot of time

• raining heavily

• feeling sick

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Let the cat out of the bag

• told a secret

• good luck!

• very expensive

• try to do too much

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Break a leg

• good luck!

• told a secret

• very expensive

• feeling sick

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What does "have ants in your pants" mean?

• red ants are crawling up your ants

• sleeping quietly

• unable to sit still

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When would you say "hold your horses?"

• When you first wake up in the morning.

• When someone is rushing you to finish.

• When you are eating dinner.

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Are idioms a type of figurative language?

• true

• false

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Teacher's Pet

• Teacher's favorite student

• Pigs fly

• Hamster

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CCSS.L.8.5A