Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2

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Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2

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Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2


Froggy Jumps Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2Version en ligne Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2 par Pavla Novakova 1 What idiom means at risk or in jeopardy? a at stake b hands are tied c going through the roof 2 What legal term describes an ambiguity or omission in a law that allows people to circumvent the intended rule? a loophole b in the black c backroom deal 3 What idiom means to summarize briefly or concisely? a in a nutshell b big picture c game plan 4 What idiom means to offer praise or recognition to someone for a good performance? a give someone a pat on the back b go the extra mile c hit the nail on the head 5 What idiom means to take shortcuts or find a cheaper/easier way to do something, often sacrificing quality? a cut corners b by the book c go the extra mile 6 What idiom describes actions or events that occur in secret or outside of public view? a behind the scenes b behind someone's back c in the black 7 What idiom means to return to the very beginning and start something over? a back to square one b cave in c get something off the ground 8 What idiom refers to something different from a person's usual schedule or routine? a change of pace b nine-to-five c in full swing 9 What idiom means to readjust to an activity after a period of absence or a break? a get back in/into the swing of things b learn the ropes c call it a day 10 What idiom describes something that has a very low probability or chance of happening? a long shot b diamond in the rough c grey area 11 What idiom means to take a minor position in a company with the aim of earning a better opportunity there later? a get/have one's foot in the door b learn the ropes c ahead of the curve 12 What idiom means to do something in secret from another person and in an unfair manner? a behind someone's back b grey area c hands are tied 13 What idiom means to dominate or control a significant portion of a particular industry? a corner a market b keep one's eye on the ball c get one's foot in the door 14 What idiom means to be well-liked or favoured by a specific person? a get/be on the good side of someone b get/have one's foot in the door c hit the nail on the head 15 What idiom describes an issue that is undefined, unclear, and not easily categorized by existing rules? a grey area b loophole c big picture 16 What idiom means to end small talk and begin discussing the serious topics related to business? a get down to business b call it a day c change of pace 17 What idiom means to start a project over and return to the initial planning phase? a back to the drawing board b change of pace c from the ground up 18 What idiom describes something that is new and highly innovative? a ground-breaking b from the ground up c cut-throat 19 What idiom means to initiate an action or start a project? a get the ball rolling b cave in c game plan 20 What idiom means to state or do something perfectly correctly or accurately? a hit the nail on the head b give someone a pat on the back c catch someone off guard 21 What idiom refers to an agreement or decision made secretly, away from public awareness? a backroom deal b game plan c cut-throat 22 What idiom indicates that someone lacks the necessary authority or control to change a situation? a hands are tied b at stake c in the driver's seat 23 What idiom means to master the basic skills or procedures of a new task or job? a learn the ropes b get one's foot in the door c get back in/into the swing of things 24 What idiom is a general, very imprecise estimate? a ballpark number/figure b in a nutshell c long shot 25 What idiom means to have a great deal of work to complete, or a particularly challenging assignment? a have someone's work cut out b learn the ropes c get back in/into the swing of things 26 What idiom means to attempt to achieve a goal but not quite succeed in reaching it? a come up short b lose ground c go down the drain 27 What idiom means to successfully initiate or launch a project or business? a get something off the ground b get down to business c back to the drawing board

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Business Idioms for Quiz 2 - set 2Version en ligne

par Pavla Novakova

What idiom means at risk or in jeopardy?

What legal term describes an ambiguity or omission in a law that allows people to circumvent the intended rule?

What idiom means to summarize briefly or concisely?

What idiom means to offer praise or recognition to someone for a good performance?

What idiom means to take shortcuts or find a cheaper/easier way to do something, often sacrificing quality?

What idiom describes actions or events that occur in secret or outside of public view?

What idiom means to return to the very beginning and start something over?

What idiom refers to something different from a person's usual schedule or routine?

What idiom means to readjust to an activity after a period of absence or a break?

What idiom describes something that has a very low probability or chance of happening?

What idiom means to take a minor position in a company with the aim of earning a better opportunity there later?

What idiom means to do something in secret from another person and in an unfair manner?

What idiom means to dominate or control a significant portion of a particular industry?

What idiom means to be well-liked or favoured by a specific person?

What idiom describes an issue that is undefined, unclear, and not easily categorized by existing rules?

What idiom means to end small talk and begin discussing the serious topics related to business?

What idiom means to start a project over and return to the initial planning phase?

What idiom describes something that is new and highly innovative?

What idiom means to initiate an action or start a project?

What idiom means to state or do something perfectly correctly or accurately?

What idiom refers to an agreement or decision made secretly, away from public awareness?

What idiom indicates that someone lacks the necessary authority or control to change a situation?

What idiom means to master the basic skills or procedures of a new task or job?

What idiom is a general, very imprecise estimate?

What idiom means to have a great deal of work to complete, or a particularly challenging assignment?

What idiom means to attempt to achieve a goal but not quite succeed in reaching it?

What idiom means to successfully initiate or launch a project or business?