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Food Idioms QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of food idioms with this fun quiz game! par Filomena Claudino 1 What does the idiom 'use your noodle' mean? a Act b Think about it c A delicious dish d A healthy snack 2 What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean? a Drop food on the floor b Cook a meal c Reveal a secret d Eat quickly 3 What does the idiom 'in a nutshell' mean? a In a small container b Inside a nut c With a lot of details d In summary 4 What does the idiom 'a piece of the pie' mean? a A share of something b A slice of pizza c A small cake d A whole dessert 5 What does the idiom 'spice things up' mean? a Cook with spices b Eat quickly c Make things bland d Add excitement or variety 6 What does the idiom 'bring home the bacon' mean? a Eat a lot of bacon b Earn a living c Cook a meal d Buy groceries 7 What does the idiom 'have a finger in the pie' mean? a to be comfortable b uninterested c involved d to get fat 8 What does the idiom 'butter someone up' mean? a Cover someone in butter b Cook with butter c Make someone slippery d Flatter someone 9 What does the idiom 'chew the fat' mean? a Chew some gum b Chat or talk c Eating fat food d Become fat 10 What does the idiom 'eat humble pie' mean? a Enjoy a simple meal b Cook a traditional pie c Admit your errors and apologize d Act defensive

Food Idioms QuizVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of food idioms with this fun quiz game!

par Filomena Claudino

What does the idiom 'use your noodle' mean?

Act

Think about it

A delicious dish

A healthy snack

What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean?

Drop food on the floor

Cook a meal

Reveal a secret

Eat quickly

What does the idiom 'in a nutshell' mean?

In a small container

Inside a nut

With a lot of details

In summary

What does the idiom 'a piece of the pie' mean?

A share of something

A slice of pizza

A small cake

A whole dessert

What does the idiom 'spice things up' mean?

Cook with spices

Eat quickly

Make things bland

Add excitement or variety

What does the idiom 'bring home the bacon' mean?

Eat a lot of bacon

Earn a living

Cook a meal

Buy groceries

What does the idiom 'have a finger in the pie' mean?

to be comfortable

uninterested

involved

to get fat

What does the idiom 'butter someone up' mean?

Cover someone in butter

Cook with butter

Make someone slippery

Flatter someone

What does the idiom 'chew the fat' mean?

Chew some gum

Chat or talk

Eating fat food

Become fat

What does the idiom 'eat humble pie' mean?

Enjoy a simple meal

Cook a traditional pie

Admit your errors and apologize

Act defensive

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par Filomena Claudino

What does the idiom 'use your noodle' mean?

What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean?

What does the idiom 'in a nutshell' mean?

What does the idiom 'a piece of the pie' mean?

What does the idiom 'spice things up' mean?

What does the idiom 'bring home the bacon' mean?

What does the idiom 'have a finger in the pie' mean?

What does the idiom 'butter someone up' mean?

What does the idiom 'chew the fat' mean?

What does the idiom 'eat humble pie' mean?