Hidden British Idioms Quiz

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Guess the hidden meaning of British expressions.

Alexander (Rigsby) Gray

United Kingdom

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Hidden British Idioms Quiz


Froggy Jumps Hidden British Idioms QuizVersion en ligne Guess the hidden meaning of British expressions. par Alexander (Rigsby) Gray 1 What does "kick the bucket" mean? a Die b Go for a walk c Start a project 2 If someone is "chewing the fat," what are they doing? a Eating quickly b Being loud in music c Talking a lot 3 To "pull your leg" means to what? a Win a prize b Joke or tease someone c Legally pull a leg 4 What does it mean to "bite the bullet"? a Face a painful or difficult situation bravely b Avoid a problem entirely c Chew on a bullet 5 If someone is "in a pickle," they are... a In a difficult situation b In a kitchen c In a hurry 6 To "know the score" means to know... a The truth or the situation b Your balance c The weather report 7 What does it mean to "spill the beans"? a Drop a payload b Reveal a secret c Clean up beans 8 If something is "a piece of cake," it’s... a Very expensive b Very easy c Very messy 9 To "shoot the breeze" is to... a Take photographs b Chat casually c Go for a run 10 What does "cost an arm and a leg" imply? a Cheap b Requires surgery c Very expensive