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Question 1: What does "on the same page" mean?

Reading together
In agreement
Writing a book
Competing fiercely

Question 2: What does "burn bridges" imply?

To build connections
To destroy relationships
To travel far
To save money

Question 3: What does "pull someone’s leg" mean?

To help someone
To tease someone
To criticize someone
To ignore someone

Question 4: What is meant by "on cloud nine"?

Feeling sad
Feeling extremely happy
Flying high
Being confused

Question 5: What does "to hit the nail on the head" mean?

To miss the point
To be exactly right
To make a mistake
To hammer something

Question 6: What does "get cold feet" mean?

To feel cold
To become nervous
To start running
To feel confident

Question 7: What does the idiom “hit the nail on the head” mean?

To miss the point
To do something exactly right
To work hard
To be confused

Question 8: What does "hit the ground running" mean?

To stop working
To start quickly and effectively
To fail immediately
To take a break

Question 9: What does "at the drop of a hat" mean?

After careful planning
Immediately or impulsively
With hesitation
At a specific time

Question 10: What does "the ball is in your court" mean?

To play a game
To be responsible for a decision
To lose control
To wait for someone

Question 11: What does "fit as a fiddle" mean?

Very musical
In excellent health
Poorly built
Extremely tired

Question 12: What does "spill the beans" mean?

To keep a secret
To reveal a secret
To cook a meal
To make a mistake

Question 13: What does "on cloud nine" mean?

Feeling sad
Extremely happy
Very tired
Confused

Question 14: What is meant by "cut from the same cloth"?

Very different
Very similar
Made of fabric
Unrelated

Question 15: What does "burn the midnight oil" mean?

To rest early
To work late
To start early
To avoid work

Question 16: What does "call it a day" mean?

To start a new task
To end work for the day
To plan a meeting
To take a break

Question 17: What does "a blessing in disguise" mean?

An obvious benefit
A hidden benefit
A clear problem
A bad decision

Question 18: What does "wear your heart on your sleeve" mean?

To hide your emotions
To show your emotions openly
To dress casually
To avoid feelings

Question 19: What does "the ball is in your court" mean?

To play a game
To take action or decide
To lose a chance
To wait patiently

Question 20: What does the idiom “to take the bull by the horns” mean?

To avoid a challenge
To confront a problem directly
To make a risky investment
To celebrate a victory

Question 21: What does "go the extra mile" mean?

To travel far
To make an extra effort
To give up
To avoid work

Question 22: What does "keep your fingers crossed" mean?

To plan carefully
To wish for good luck
To avoid danger
To start a task

Question 23: What is meant by "put a damper on"?

To improve a situation
To discourage or spoil something
To fix a problem
To start a party

Question 24: What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean?

To adopt a pet
To reveal a secret
To cause trouble
To start a project

Question 25: What does "let sleeping dogs lie" mean?

To disturb animals
To avoid stirring up trouble
To start a conflict
To wake someone up

Question 26: What does "pass the buck" mean?

To share money
To shift responsibility
To win a game
To save time

Question 27: What does "under the weather" mean?

Feeling great
Feeling unwell
Very happy
Extremely tired

Question 28: What is meant by "break the ice"?

To cause a problem
To start a conversation
To end a relationship
To cool down

Question 29: What does the idiom "hold your horses" mean?

To act recklessly
To wait or slow down
To celebrate success
To take a risk

Question 30: What does the idiom "break the ice" mean?

To end a conversation
To start a conversation
To argue
To leave quickly

Question 31: What does "on a roll" mean?

Eating bread
Experiencing success
Rolling downhill
Feeling tired

Question 32: What does "raining cats and dogs" mean?

A sunny day
Heavy rain
A pet parade
A quiet storm

Question 33: What is meant by "hit the ground running"?

To start something quickly
To fall down
To run a race
To delay a task

Question 34: What does "off the hook" mean?

Caught in trouble
Freed from responsibility
Fishing
On a phone call