IELTS Idiom Vocabulary! #ieltsspeaking #shorts #ielts

The video tutorial introduces the idiom 'to have cold feet', explaining that it means being scared to do something, not literally having cold feet. An example is provided where someone was going to go bungee jumping but got cold feet and decided not to do it.

What is the speaker wearing at the beginning of the video?

• Shoes

• Slippers

• Sandals

• Socks

What does the speaker want to teach in the video?

• An idiom

• A dance move

• A cooking recipe

• A new language

What does the idiom 'to have cold feet' mean?

• To be indifferent

• To be excited about an event

• To be hesitant or afraid to do something

• To feel physically cold

Which of the following is an example of having 'cold feet'?

• Being eager to start a new job

• Feeling cold in winter

• Backing out of a planned bungee jump due to fear

• Deciding to go on a spontaneous trip

What activity was the speaker planning to do before getting 'cold feet'?

• Scuba diving

• Skydiving

• Mountain climbing

• Bungee jumping